Social Accountability and Service Delivery Effectiveness : What is the Evidence for the Role of Sanctions? (English)

The GPSA supports a new generation of collaborative social accountability processes which engage citizens, communities, civil society groups, and public-sector institutions in joint, iterative actions to solve development problems that affect people’s daily lives, such as in the delivery of public services and governance of vital sectors. GPSA partners seek to harness existing service delivery systems, government policies and World Bank operations...

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Tom Aston;

Grazielli Zimmer Santos;
Document Date
2022/07/31
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Working Paper (Numbered Series)
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176486
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2022/09/30
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Disclosed
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Social Accountability and Service Delivery Effectiveness : What is the Evidence for the Role of Sanctions?

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Tom Aston; Grazielli Zimmer Santos.

Social Accountability and Service Delivery Effectiveness : What is the Evidence for the Role of Sanctions? (English). GPSA Working Paper ; no. 4 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099534209302293819

Social Accountability and Service Delivery Effectiveness : What is the Evidence for the Role of Sanctions? (English)

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