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Changements sur "Un nouvel outil pour combiner le BP et le suivi de la prestation"

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  • +{"en"=>"New tool to combine PB with monitoring delivery"}
  • +{"en"=>"New tool to combine PB with monitoring delivery"}
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  • +{"en"=>"New tool to combine PB with monitoring delivery"}
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  • +{"en"=>"New tool to combine PB with monitoring delivery"}

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  • +["Develop and test a tool that brings together PB and citizen-led monitoring of budget delivery, with Integrity Action. Available tools tend to deal with one side of the budget cycle or the other. But citizens tell us they'd like to be involved in the whole cycle (without having to use two separate tools/processes).\n\nIf citizens are engaged in budget decisions, they are asking: how will I then know if it's delivered properly? If citizens are monitoring delivery (of, say, local infrastructure), they are asking: why can't I be involved in deciding what's on the budget in the first place?\n\nIntegrity Action specialises in citizen monitoring, so could contribute to development and also engage a CSO to co-design and test it (Kenya is a possibility). The result could be in two versions: non-digital and digital (latter being easy to adopt, built on free platforms).\nCertainly possible within timescale and $100k. IA would roll out to partners and beyond.\n\nOriginal idea:\nhttps://participate.peoplepowered.org/processes/budget/f/1/proposals/98"]
  • +["Develop and test a tool that brings together PB and citizen-led monitoring of budget delivery, with Integrity Action. Available tools tend to deal with one side of the budget cycle or the other. But citizens tell us they'd like to be involved in the whole cycle (without having to use two separate tools/processes).\n\nIf citizens are engaged in budget decisions, they are asking: how will I then know if it's delivered properly? If citizens are monitoring delivery (of, say, local infrastructure), they are asking: why can't I be involved in deciding what's on the budget in the first place?\n\nIntegrity Action specialises in citizen monitoring, so could contribute to development and also engage a CSO to co-design and test it (Kenya is a possibility). The result could be in two versions: non-digital and digital (latter being easy to adopt, built on free platforms).\nCertainly possible within timescale and $100k. IA would roll out to partners and beyond.\n\nOriginal idea:\nhttps://participate.peoplepowered.org/processes/budget/f/1/proposals/98"]
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  • +["Develop and test a tool that brings together PB and citizen-led monitoring of budget delivery, with Integrity Action. Available tools tend to deal with one side of the budget cycle or the other. But citizens tell us they'd like to be involved in the whole cycle (without having to use two separate tools/processes).\n\nIf citizens are engaged in budget decisions, they are asking: how will I then know if it's delivered properly? If citizens are monitoring delivery (of, say, local infrastructure), they are asking: why can't I be involved in deciding what's on the budget in the first place?\n\nIntegrity Action specialises in citizen monitoring, so could contribute to development and also engage a CSO to co-design and test it (Kenya is a possibility). The result could be in two versions: non-digital and digital (latter being easy to adopt, built on free platforms).\nCertainly possible within timescale and $100k. IA would roll out to partners and beyond.\n\nOriginal idea:\nhttps://participate.peoplepowered.org/processes/budget/f/1/proposals/98"]
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  • +["Develop and test a tool that brings together PB and citizen-led monitoring of budget delivery, with Integrity Action. Available tools tend to deal with one side of the budget cycle or the other. But citizens tell us they'd like to be involved in the whole cycle (without having to use two separate tools/processes).\n\nIf citizens are engaged in budget decisions, they are asking: how will I then know if it's delivered properly? If citizens are monitoring delivery (of, say, local infrastructure), they are asking: why can't I be involved in deciding what's on the budget in the first place?\n\nIntegrity Action specialises in citizen monitoring, so could contribute to development and also engage a CSO to co-design and test it (Kenya is a possibility). The result could be in two versions: non-digital and digital (latter being easy to adopt, built on free platforms).\nCertainly possible within timescale and $100k. IA would roll out to partners and beyond.\n\nOriginal idea:\nhttps://participate.peoplepowered.org/processes/budget/f/1/proposals/98"]
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