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pOVertY aND hUMaN DeVeLOpMeNt repOrt 2009 vi Goal 3: Increased Access to Clean Affordable and Safe Water, Sanitation, Decent Shelter, and a Safe and Sustainable Environment ................. 74 Access to Clean and Safe Water ...................................................................... 74 Proportion.of.Population.with.Access.to.Piped.or.Protected.Water............ 74 Time.Taken.to.Collect.Water......................................................................... 76 Household.Expenditure.on.Water................................................................. 77 Citizens’.Satisfaction.with.Water.Services.................................................... 79 Water.Sector.Policy,.Strategy.and.Financing................................................ 79 Sanitation .......................................................................................................... 81 Household.sanitation.................................................................................... 81 School.sanitation.......................................................................................... 83 Incidence.of.cholera..................................................................................... 85 Goal 4: Adequate Social Protection and Provision of Basic Needs and Services for the Vulnerable and Needy ............................................... 86 Goal 5: Effective Systems to Ensure Universal Access to Quality and Affordable Public Services ................................................................... 86 Child Labour ..................................................................................................... 86 People with Disabilities ..................................................................................... 88 Children.with.Disabilities.Attending.Primary.School..................................... 88 Orphaned Children Attending Primary School.................................................. 89 Eligible Elderly People Accessing Medical Exemptions ................................... 90 Public Satisfaction with Health Services .......................................................... 90 Income Poverty and Social Protection ............................................................. 90 Conclusions and Policy Implications – Cluster II .................................................. 91 Education .......................................................................................................... 91 A.stronger.Focus.on.Quality......................................................................... 91 Optimal.Alocation.of.Scarce.Resources....................................................... 92 Efficiency.in.Sector.Spending....................................................................... 92 The.Role.of.the.Private.Sector...................................................................... 92 Health ................................................................................................................ 93 Water and Sanitation ........................................................................................ 93 Social Protection ............................................................................................... 94 Implications for Monitoring – Cluster II .................................................................. 94 Education .......................................................................................................... 94 Health ................................................................................................................ 95 Water and Sanitation ........................................................................................ 96
CONteNts Data.for.Monitoring....................................................................................... 96 Indicators.and.Targets................................................................................... 96 Social Protection ............................................................................................... 97 Table of Indicators for Cluster II ............................................................................. 98 MKUKUTA Cluster III: Governance and Accountability ....................107 Goal 1: Structures and Systems of Governance as well as the Rule of Law Are Democratic, Participatory, Representative, Accountable and Inclusive ................................................................. 108 Birth Registration ............................................................................................ 108 Gender Equity ................................................................................................. 109 Citizens’ Participation in Local Governance ................................................... 109 Information Dissemination and Accountability of Local Government Authorities ....................................................................................................... 113 Goal 2: Equitable Allocation of Public Resources with Corruption Effectively Addressed ......................................................................... 114 Revenue Collection ......................................................................................... 114 Public Procurement ........................................................................................ 115 Audits of Central and Local Government Offices ........................................... 115 Budget Allocations to Local Government Authorities ..................................... 116 Formula-based.Budget.Allocations............................................................ 117 Allocation.of.Human.Resources................................................................. 118 Development.Funds.................................................................................... 120 Local.Governments’.Share.of.Public.Expenditures.................................... 121 Revenue.Collection..................................................................................... 121 LGA.Expenditure.Patterns.......................................................................... 122 Corruption ....................................................................................................... 122 Regulation of the Natural Resources Sector .................................................. 124 Goal 3: Effective Public Service Framework in Place to Provide Foundation for Service Delivery Improvements and Poverty Reduction ............................................................................................ 125 Percentage of Population Reporting Satisfaction with Government Services 125 Education.................................................................................................... 125 Health.......................................................................................................... 125 Water........................................................................................................... 126 Conclusion.................................................................................................. 126 vii
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