Community-driven development decision tools for rural - IFAD

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CONTACTSMohamed ManssouriCountry Programme ManagerWestern and Central Africa Division<strong>IFAD</strong>Via Paolo di Dono, 4400142 Rome, ItalyE-mail: m.manssouri@ifad.orgCristiana SparacinoCountry Programme ManagerWestern and Central Africa Division<strong>IFAD</strong>Via Paolo di Dono, 4400142 Rome, ItalyE-mail: c.sparacino@ifad.org
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Community-driven developmentdecisio
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The opinions expressed in this publ
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PART B. CDD PROJECT DESIGN DECISION
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ForewordThe CDD Decision Tools is t
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What is CDD?A definition of communi
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mechanisms on a list of priority ne
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Figure 1Example of decision tree on
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ICDD’s emphasis on communitiesand
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The answer to the second question i
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IICDD and local governanceDefinitio
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communities and local governance in
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IIIPoverty focus of CDDIFAD’s spe
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The way that partnership is negotia
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Risk of elite captureNon-exclusion
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Elite capture by local, professiona
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Box 17Lessons learned about targeti
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Poverty and poor resilience against
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espect. For the political setting t
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IFAD’s CDD projects do not need g
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domain of a community or a small cl
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Government procedures andprocesses
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Part B.CDD project design decisions
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To link community development and t
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Page 52 and 53: Table 2Degrees of CDD in rural fina
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Page 56 and 57: eduction when there is government d
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Page 64 and 65: Implementation arrangementsfor CDD
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Page 72 and 73: Sustainable arrangements tofinance
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Page 78 and 79: Managing CDD projectsXIMost common
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