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APPENDIX I: PROGRAMME OF ACTION OF BENIN__________________________________________________________________________GENERAL OBJECTIVE 2: ACCELERATE SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO ACHIEVESUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ERADICATE POVERTYSPECIFICOBJECTIVESACTIONSEXPECTEDOUTCOMESOBJECTIVELYVERIFIABLEINDICATORSVERIFICATIONMEANSIMPLEMENTATIONBODIESOTHERSTAKEHOLDERSMONITORINGANDEVALUATIONAGENCYIMPLEMENTATIONSCHEDULEESTIMATEDCOSTS US$4.2.1 Speed upsocioeconomicdevelopment,achievesustainabledevelopmentand eradicatepoverty4.2.1.1Development ofthe participationof communities atthe grass roots(localcommunities) inchoices of socialwelfare promotionGrass-rootscommunities feelresponsible for theirown developmentLevel ofinvolvement ofbeneficiariesIn-depth studyLocalgovernments orcommunitiesAll ministriesMinistry ofDevelopment2007-2012 200,0004.2.1.2Development ofethics ingovernmentprojectsmanagement:establishment ofa systematic andoperationaltraining andauditing system(monitoring/evaluation andfinancial andaccountingauditing)Ethical developmentmodels designedand madeoperationalDocument of theavailable model,showing the stepsand ethical clausesin the managementof projects of publicinterestMission reportof the adhoc/specialcommitteeresponsible fordrafting thedocumentDPP of allministriesGeneralInspectorate ofMinistriesTFPsMinistries incharge ofdevelopment,finance anddecentralisation2007-2008 1,000,000362
APPENDIX I: PROGRAMME OF ACTION OF BENIN__________________________________________________________________________SPECIFICOBJECTIVESACTIONSEXPECTEDOUTCOMESOBJECTIVELYVERIFIABLEINDICATORSVERIFICATIONMEANSIMPLEMENTATIONBODIESOTHERSTAKEHOLDERSMONITORINGANDEVALUATIONAGENCYIMPLEMENTATIONSCHEDULEESTIMATEDCOSTS US$4.2.1 Speed upsocioeconomicdevelopment,achievesustainabledevelopmentand eradicatepoverty(continued)4.2.1.3 Continuedtraining ofmanagementbodies of sociocommunityinfrastructures(with involvementof local actors)Better managementPerformance rateof managementbodies at thegrass rootsRegularsurveysthrough opinionpollSector ministriesDepartment ofHighway andConstruction WorksDepartment ofHydraulicsDepartment ofEnergyDepartment ofWaterTown councils anddistricts/prefecturesMinistries incharge ofdevelopment,finance anddecentralisation2008-2012 1,540,0004.2.1.4 Betterorientation ofsocioeconomicdevelopmentprojects:determination ofan operationalprocedure fordesigning socialprojectsDrafted,disseminated andoperationalproceduresNumber ofproceduresbrochuresdistributed atvarious levelsMission reportand inspectionsurveySector ministriesTown councils anddistricts/prefecturesMinistries incharge ofdevelopment,finance anddecentralisation2008-2012 1,155,0004.2.1.5Establishment ofan IMF re-fundingfund for thebenefit of grassrootscommunities soas to ensureparticipationsagainst socialinvestmentsLoan possibility bycommunes/towncouncils with refundinginstitutionNumber of towncouncils havingresorted tomechanism (refundingstructure)to carry out sociocommunityinfrastructuresCompleteannual surveysMinistries incharge ofdevelopment,finance anddecentralisationTown councils anddistricts/prefecturesMinistries incharge ofdevelopment,finance anddecentralisation2008-2012 1,400,000363
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Finally, the APR Panel would like t
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of democracy, tolerance and fair pl
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COUNTRY FACT SHEETLocation:West Afr
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SOME ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL INDICAT
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Prospects for economic growth in me
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SONAPRASONEBSPTSTASTAGSTARSYSCOASYS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY__________________
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CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION: THE APRM
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CHAPTER SIX: SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPM
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CHAPTER SEVEN: CROSSCUTTING ISSUES_
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CHAPTER EIGHT: GENERAL CONCLUSIONS:
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CHAPTER EIGHT: GENERAL CONCLUSIONS:
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