Programa 3X1 para Migrantes
Case study examining Mexico's Programa 3X1 para Migrantes as an example of a social policy intended to promote social cohesion.
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Assessing governance: No easy task
The Ibrahim Index of African Governance is the latest addition to the flourishing field of governance assessment. The World Governance Assessment (based at ODI), the Kaufman and Kraay indicators, and the -
Evaluation of Citizens' Voice and Accountability: Review of the literature and donor approaches
Tammie O'Neil, Marta Foresti and Alan HudsonThis report reviews existing literature and the strategy and policy documents of seven DAC donors in order to contribute to the design of an evaluation framewok to assess the effectiveness of these donors' voice and accountability interventions. -
Evaluation of Citizens' Voice and Accountability - Evaluation Framework
Marta Foresti, Bhavna Sharma, Tammie O’ Neil, Alison EvansThis paper is the final version of an evaluation framework looking at the role of development aid in strengthening citizens' voice and accountability.
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Evaluation of Citizens’ Voice and Accountability - Methodological Guidance for Country Case Studies
Marta Foresti, Irene Guijt, Bhavna Sharma with Alan Hudson and Adrian WellsThis Guidance outlines the key features of methodological approach for conducting Country Case Studies (CCs) for the Evaluation of Citizens’ Voice and Accountability based on the Evaluation Framework, which should be read in conjunction with this note.
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China and the politics of development in Africa
'While Western nerves may jangle at China's growing and muscular presence in Africa, the 48 African heads of state who shot off to Beijing to see what was on offer have fewer qualms'
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Evaluation of Citizens' Voice and Accountability
This project examines the relationship between the state and its people, in particular the relationship between citizens’ capacity to express their voices and claim their rights and government accountability. -
Changing Course in Latin America: Reconciling Democracy and the Market?
'Will the pressures of democracy allow the new leaders of the left to balance the demand for edistribution against the requirements of economic stability
and growth? If not, as Latin America's own history
demonstrates, democracy itself may be at risk.'
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‘Challenging power and fighting inequalities: the role of civil society in addressing root causes of human insecurity’ in ‘Security and Development’ (2005) by Robert Picciotto and Rachel Weaving (eds.)
This chapter describes how development carried out according to 'child rights' principles of participation, equity, and accountability can enhance security for a particularly vulnerable social group.