Community Based Monitoring of Local Government/Public Goods and Services

Community Based Monitoring of Local Government/Public Goods and Services

Objectives:
  • The objective of this project will be to increase the capacity of the target class, community and citizens to establish full accountability, transparency and quality in the plan operated with the subsidy of local bodies.
Key Activities:
  • Training seminar for the capacity development of organization employees/officials.
  • District level coordination and program introductory meeting.
  • Review of project implementation provisions.
  • Regular on-site inspection and monitoring by consumers.
  • Small group discussion.
  • Focus group discussion.
  • Study of project related documents.
  • Take complaints and feedbacks from the community.
  • Preparing reports and discussing with stakeholders and informing them.
  • Publish the results.
  • Organize a public debate.
  • Monitoring the implementation of commitments.
  • Publicizing the progress of implementation of commitments.
Expected Results:
Transparency, quality and efficiency will be maintained in the plans operated by the local bodies.
Plans run with the support of local bodies will begin the practice of publicizing information of public interest.
There will be an increase in the participation of target groups and ordinary citizens in the monitoring and surveillance of the plans run by the local government.
The capacity of civil society organizations will be developed for enhancing social responsibility.

Major Achievements:

Date Title
Facilitated 12 event discussion, introduction and orientation for the community and responsible bodies. The program participants were 162 female and 230 male.
Facilitated for the 3 event discussion with Small group/target group/citizen complain forum. The program participants were 18 female and 23 male.
Organized Public dialogue program in three project sites. The dialogue program participants were 82 female and 155 male.
Organized orientation and result dissemination program for the stakeholders. The program participants were 27 female and 71 male.
Stakeholder's orientation and district level key findings dissemination program. The program participants were 3 female and 22 male.

Project information

  • Geographic coverage 5 VDCs
  • Project duration 3.5 months (March, 22-July 15, 2013)
  • Project Location 5 VDCs and 3 Local Infrastructure Projects, Kavrepalanchok District
  • Budget 599,930.28
  • Funding partner's GoN, MoFALD, Local Governance and Accountability Facility (LGAF), Secretariat, Association of District Development Committee (ADDCN)
  • Target groups Women, Dalits, Indigenous and Other Minority Groups
Primary Health Care

Promoting equitable access to quality primary health care, health education, nutrition, and community-based health services to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable communities.

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)

Ensuring access to safe drinking water, improved sanitation, hygiene promotion, and climate-resilient WASH services for healthier and more resilient communities.

Climate & Disaster Resilience

Building resilient communities through disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, environmental conservation, and sustainable resilience-building initiatives

Food Security & Sustainable Livelihoods

Enhancing food security and sustainable livelihoods through climate-smart agriculture, nutrition, skills development, entrepreneurship, and income-generating opportunities.

Gender Equality & Social Inclusion

Promoting gender equality, social inclusion, and the empowerment of women, children, persons with disabilities, and marginalized communities.

Community Empowerment & Good Governance

Strengthening community participation, local governance, transparency, accountability, and partnerships to promote inclusive and sustainable development.

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