Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project
The project ($ 15 million plus another $18 million - 1999-2003 ) had four objectives: (i) improved access of poor rural populations to social and economic infrastructure; (ii) on a pilot basis, empowerment of poor rural communities and/or communes to identify, organize, manage funds and implement sub-projects responsive to community needs; (iii) employment creation; and (iv) increased capacity of the private sector, local small contractors, artisans, skilled labor, and NGOs. Madagascar was struck by a series of cyclones that damaged basic infrastructure over the first three months of 2000. As part of the multi-pronged approach to assist the country in its rehabilitation efforts, in July 2000, the World Bank's Board approved a Supplemental Credit of $18 million - there was no change, however, in the project's original objectives.
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| Subjects: | ACCOUNTING, AUDITS, BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE, CAPACITY BUILDING, COMMUNES, COMMUNITIES, COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY SUBPROJECTS, DISTRICTS, EMPLOYMENT, EXERCISES, FEASIBILITY STUDIES, INTERVENTION, LESSONS LEARNED, LOCAL CONTRACTORS, LOCAL ENTERPRISES, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, PRIVATE SECTOR, PROCUREMENT, PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES, RURAL AREAS, RURAL COMMUNITIES, SCHOOLS, SECONDARY SCHOOLS, SOCIAL FUNDS, |
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dig-okr-1098696702021-04-23T14:02:46Z Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project Mohan, P.C. ACCOUNTING AUDITS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE CAPACITY BUILDING COMMUNES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SUBPROJECTS DISTRICTS EMPLOYMENT EXERCISES FEASIBILITY STUDIES INTERVENTION LESSONS LEARNED LOCAL CONTRACTORS LOCAL ENTERPRISES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL FUNDS The project ($ 15 million plus another $18 million - 1999-2003 ) had four objectives: (i) improved access of poor rural populations to social and economic infrastructure; (ii) on a pilot basis, empowerment of poor rural communities and/or communes to identify, organize, manage funds and implement sub-projects responsive to community needs; (iii) employment creation; and (iv) increased capacity of the private sector, local small contractors, artisans, skilled labor, and NGOs. Madagascar was struck by a series of cyclones that damaged basic infrastructure over the first three months of 2000. As part of the multi-pronged approach to assist the country in its rehabilitation efforts, in July 2000, the World Bank's Board approved a Supplemental Credit of $18 million - there was no change, however, in the project's original objectives. 2012-08-13T09:14:38Z 2012-08-13T09:14:38Z 2005-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/03/6209010/madagascar-third-social-fund-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9670 English Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 110 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa Madagascar |
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ACCOUNTING AUDITS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE CAPACITY BUILDING COMMUNES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SUBPROJECTS DISTRICTS EMPLOYMENT EXERCISES FEASIBILITY STUDIES INTERVENTION LESSONS LEARNED LOCAL CONTRACTORS LOCAL ENTERPRISES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL FUNDS ACCOUNTING AUDITS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE CAPACITY BUILDING COMMUNES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SUBPROJECTS DISTRICTS EMPLOYMENT EXERCISES FEASIBILITY STUDIES INTERVENTION LESSONS LEARNED LOCAL CONTRACTORS LOCAL ENTERPRISES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL FUNDS Mohan, P.C. Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project |
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The project ($ 15 million plus another
$18 million - 1999-2003 ) had four objectives: (i) improved
access of poor rural populations to social and economic
infrastructure; (ii) on a pilot basis, empowerment of poor
rural communities and/or communes to identify, organize,
manage funds and implement sub-projects responsive to
community needs; (iii) employment creation; and (iv)
increased capacity of the private sector, local small
contractors, artisans, skilled labor, and NGOs. Madagascar
was struck by a series of cyclones that damaged basic
infrastructure over the first three months of 2000. As part
of the multi-pronged approach to assist the country in its
rehabilitation efforts, in July 2000, the World Bank's
Board approved a Supplemental Credit of $18 million - there
was no change, however, in the project's original objectives. |
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ACCOUNTING AUDITS BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE CAPACITY BUILDING COMMUNES COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SUBPROJECTS DISTRICTS EMPLOYMENT EXERCISES FEASIBILITY STUDIES INTERVENTION LESSONS LEARNED LOCAL CONTRACTORS LOCAL ENTERPRISES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PRIMARY SCHOOLS PRIVATE SECTOR PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SCHOOLS SECONDARY SCHOOLS SOCIAL FUNDS |
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Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project |
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Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project |
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Madagascar - The Third Social Fund Project |
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