Ratings for the Third Barefoot Engineers Training Project for Indonesia were as follows: outcomes were moderately satisfactory, the risk to development outcome was substantial, the Bank performance was moderately satisfactory, and the Borrower performance was also moderately satisfactory. Some lessons learned included: investing in capacity building of high school graduates is a cost-effective means of improving socio-economic conditions in isolated areas. It is unrealistic to expect that graduates of a six-month course will be able to achieve the same outcomes as experienced facilitators. There should therefore be a mechanism in place that provides continued support to graduates through mentoring, refresher training and support by sub-national government agencies beyond the lifetime of an individual training project; ongoing twinning arrangements with the TPKs will be essential. The effectiveness of capacity building of high school graduates is greatly enhanced if it forms part of a long-term strategy to address facilitator shortages in isolated areas. If a government plans to support CDD programs in the long run it needs to establish a longer-term strategy to train and retrain facilitators on an annual basis. Facilitation remains of crucial importance to the success of community-based development projects, including BE-III. This observation does not only apply to the quality of facilitators at the sub-district level but also to facilitation at district and provincial level.
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Data do documento
2015/06/16
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TIpo de documento
Conclusão da Implementação e Relatórios sobre Resultados
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No. do relatório
ICR3442
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Data de divulgação
2015/07/30
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Indonesia - Third Barefoot Engineers Training Project
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