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Report No. 32584-MN The Enabling En
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Table of Contents Acronyms ........
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Boxes: Box 2.1.1 Proposed Changes t
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Preface This study on “The Enabli
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of civic engagement, namely, the ab
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Part I. Introduction 1.1 DEFINITION
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further and recognizes other types
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as resources. 13 The quantitative c
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parliamentary elections demonstrate
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As figure 2.1.2 clearly illustrates
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The Constitution also guarantees th
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ise of mass pro-democracy movements
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preferences of funders. This has le
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Recommendations: 1) The Ministry of
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PART III - Assessment of the Enabli
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and operations, or demand elections
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conferences and workshops, to more
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Capacity Building Program,” indep
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Efforts to transform the state broa
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2) Given the culture and norms that
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Figure 3.3.1 Frequency of CSO Reque
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Box 3.3.1 Women for Social Progress
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These bureaucratic delays highlight
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Other ways for CSOs to generate alt
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development initiatives become more
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Box 3.4.1 The Community Scorecard:
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Negotiation also ensures that legis
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Although the Environmental Impact A
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Part IV—Conclusion This study on
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4.2 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND RECOMME
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Currently, the NCAV works in six se
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Mongolian Federation of Senior Citi
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are reluctant to assume full respon
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FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: NATIO
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WSP-UV’s coordinator remains in c
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program officer, the methodology us
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critical role in promoting social a
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Annex 3: Social Accountability and
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khural chairs who served on the ORM
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is inadequate. Part of the problem
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plans, but there was no follow-up a
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Recommendation: Effective CSO colla
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wide mandate to manage and monitor
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Ulaanbaatar, asking them to identif
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Moreover, after a World Bank Superv
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Annex 5. Mongolian Media: Overview
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they would be unlikely to do so. CR
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Page 130 and 131: CSO NAME Gandan Monastery Gandantse
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Page 136 and 137: CSO NAME Ongi River Movement (ORM)
Page 138 and 139: CSO NAME Press Institute Red Cross
Page 140 and 141: CSO NAME Women For Social Progress,
Page 142 and 143: AFFILIATION State Great Khural (Par
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Page 154 and 155: Bibliography Ackerman, John M. 2004
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