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Annex E. Table of People and Documents Consulted Citizen Voice and Accountability Evaluation: Bangladesh Country Case Study. Summary of projects, partners, interviews and documents reviewed Project (Donor) Partners/ PIUs Interviews/FGDS Documents reviewed 1. Reaching Out of School Children (ROSC) (World Bank/SDC) 2. Rural Development Programmes of the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) Directorate of Primary Education(DoPE), MoPME LGED • Tahsinah Ahmed, Senior Programme Manager (SDC) • A K Nazmuzzaman (Joint Secretary), Project Director • FGD with CMC, Rishi Para, Kiddipur village, Norsindi • Md. Hossain, Social Analyst, LDCP • Mr. Nur Mohammad, Project Director- LDCP, LGED • Mr. Ramesh Guha, Union Educator, LDCP • Md. Abdus Shahid, Project Director-RIIP-2, LGED • SDC, 2006. ROSC Credit Proposal, 7 July • SDC 2005. Agreement between the Govt of the Swiss Confederation and The GoRPB on Financial and technical Cooperation for the ROSC Project, February • World Bank, 2004. Project Appraisal Document on a Proposed Grant to the PRB for a ROSC Project, Human Development Sector Unit, South Asia Region, May 19 • GoPRB, 2004. Project proforma: ROSC Project, August • Mira A, S D Khan and F Mannan, 2006. Mapping the Profiles of Learners and other Stakeholders in the ROSC Project, SDC Dhaka, February • ROSC, 2007. Semi Annual Monitoring Report, July • Interaction, 2005. Boosting the Chairpersons and Teachers of Ananda School Stopgap Orientation: An Evaluation Report, SDC Dhaka, October • DoPE, 2004. Project Operation Manual 3.1. Management of Ananda School: Education Allowances and Grants, September • DoPE, 2004. Project Operation Manual 3.2. Management of Ananda School: Education Grants Only, September • DoPE, 2006. Introducing ROSC, November (Booklet) • Rural Infrastructure Improvement Project (RIIP 1 ) RDP 25 Results of Mid Term Surveys on benefit monitoring and Evaluation, 2006 GITEC Consult • Local Government Engineering Department Final Report SAP (draft Nov 2007) Chapter 5 Sustainable LGED Roles in Support to Local Government Institutions 164
Project (Donor) Partners/ PIUs Interviews/FGDS Documents reviewed • Mr. Habib Rahman Akanda, Team Leader, IVDP, LGED • FGD with UP members, Scheme Implementation Committee members (14) in Gazipur Faridpur Visit • Meeting with Project's Field Staff (Mr. Hossain, Socio-economist, Mr. Ramesh Guha, Assistant Program Officer) • Meeting with Union Parishad Members including chairperson • Meeting with Women Committee Members • Meeting with government officials of Nation Building Organizations (NBDS)- fisheries officer, livestock officer, family planning assistant etc. • Meeting UDC and WDC members includes school teacher, business men, women leaders, NGO representatives etc. 3. Financial Management Reform Project (FMRP) (DFID) 4. Support to the Media Sector Bangladesh: Support to the Local HELM, Ministry of Finance Mass-line Media Centre • Meeting with project staff, Jessore • Meeting with Citizen Forum Meeting, Jessore • Meeting with U.P includes Chairperson, Jessore • Ranjit Kumar Chakraborty (Joint Secretary), Project Director • Mike Frazer, Team Leader (HELM) • Mr Asif Ail, Auditor General’s Office • Honor Flanagan, Governance Adviser (DFID) • Sheila Ryan, independent consultant • Participatory discussion meeting with 10 senior staff of MMC • Visit to RAC • DFID, 2001. Bangladesh Financial Management reform Programme: Terms of Reference for international Consultants and Tender Evaluation Criteria, DFID, Dhaka, January • DFID, 2004. Bangladesh Financial Management reform Programme: Project Memorandum, DFID, Dhaka, May • GoPRB, 2007. Report on a Social Performance Audit of Government Orphanages (Shishu Sadan/ Paribar), Draft, 10 March, Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General • MMC, 2002-07. Annual Reports • MMC, 2007. Annual Reports 1999-2006 (on various themes), MMC Dhaka 165
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