Donor assessments

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Public procurement in Bangladesh: an analysis: ( S. Mahmood (ed) / Academic Journals , 2010); Public procurement has been a neglected area of academic research yet it is a major function of government. Policy makers, professionals and academics are aware of the importance of public procurement...
How can practitioners operate in corrupt and weak governance environments?: ( V. Bhargava / Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway , 2011); Good governance involves capable, accountable, transparent, and responsive states. Unfortunately, in many developing countries, weaknesses in these attributes are a grim reality, which, in turn, gi...
How can the security sector in Honduras be best supported?: ( J. Schünemann (ed) / Fride , 2010); The citizens of Honduras have been plagued with insecurity since the 2009 coup d’état which brought to the fore a sustained crisis of security and legitimacy making the political equ...
A guide to planning a governance assessment: ( K. Mease / United Nations Development Programme , 2009); Over the past 15 years, governance has become a key concept in the debates surrounding international development. However, governance assessments vary according to the interests, needs and culture ...
Towards better quality governance and conflict assessment tools: ( J. Slotin (ed);V. Wyeth (ed);P. Romita (ed) / International Peace Institute , 2010); In the recent past, donor governments and international organizations have come up with frameworks and tools to assess governance, conflict, and fragility. This report argues that these assessment too...
How can country-led democratic governance assessments be best supported?: ( United Nations Development Programme , 2009); Governance assessments have been an increasing priority for donors and national development partners alike, especially in the last five years. Country-led democratic governance assessments hel...
Linking the rule of law and democratic governance: a guide: ( G. Lecce;M. Miklaucic;T. Geiger / US Agency for International Development , 2008); Donors are increasingly recognizing that promoting democratic governance (DG) rooted in the rule of law contributes to long-term, sustainable economic and social development. This guide focuses specif...
The shortcomings of political party research and assistance: ( G. Erdmann (ed) / German Institute of Global and Area Studies , 2010); Support for political parties is a recent, controversial component of international democracy assistance. This study attributes some of the shortcomings of political party aid to the poor relationship...
Are political parties key to good governance?: ( L. Wild;M. Foresti / Overseas Development Institute [ES] , 2010); Donors have at times been unrealistic about what is politically achievable, and have failed to recognise that imposing reforms without domestic support does not work. Political parties are often si...
Good governance in Nigeria: a study in political economy and donor support: ( Inge Amundsen (ed);Adele Jinadu;Tina Søreide / Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation , 2010); ...