Bangladesh - Belgium

Citizens’ Voice and Accountability Evaluation – Bangladesh Country Case Study
List of tables and figures
Table 2.1 Selected CV & A case studies 5
Table 2.2 Research methods used 7
Table 3.1 Top ten donors to Bangladesh 13
Table B.1. Typology of interventions and case studies contributing to these types 55
Table B.2. How proposed case studies met other criteria 57
Table B.3. Participatory methods used in the case studies 58
Table B.4. DAC Evaluation Criteria and CVA questions 59
Table C.1. Worldwide Governance Indicators 65
Table C.2. Selected Economic Indicators 67
Table C.3. Overview of main political parties 68
Table C.4. Overview of local Government bodies 69
Table C.5. Overview of Elections 74
Table C.6. Challenges for women’s political participation 75
Table C.7. CVA donor landscape: Development partners involved in joint evaluation 82
Table C.8. CVA donor landscape: Development partners not involved in evaluation 87
Figure 2.1 Context, framework components, levels of results and outcomes 2
Box 4.1. State actor CVA capacity needs 18
Box 4.2. Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) Rural Development
Projects: Direct donor capacity building for state actors 19
Box 4.3. From non-state to state actors: Rupantar’s capacity building work towards
political inclusion 20
Box 4.4. Building capacity in the centre of government: The Financial Management
Reform Programme 21
Box 4.5. Non-state actor CVA capacity needs 22
Box 4.6. Actors and mechanisms 23
Box 4.7. Evidence-backed advocacy: Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB)
“Making Waves” 25
Box 4.8. Samata: A grassroots movement for social justice 26
Box 4.9. Reaching Out of School Children (ROSC): Empowerment through
participation 29
Box 4.10. “We Can”: Towards accountability in the family 30
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