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HOW DOES ADB ENGAGE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN ITS OPERATIONS?

FINDINGS OF AN EXPLORATORY INQUIRY IN SOUTH ASIA

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How does ADB engage civil society organizations in its operations? findings of an exploratory inquiry in south asia.

Mandaluyong City, Philippines: Asian Development Bank, 2015.

1. Civil Society Organizations. 2. South Asia. I. Asian Development Bank.

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CONTENTS

List of Boxes

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

An Exploratory Inquiry into ADB Engagement of Civil Society Organizations: What? Why? How?

Background

A Note on Terminology

Sources and Limitations

Nongovernment Organizations as Contractors for a Range of Services in the Implementation of Loan Projects

Community Interaction and Mobilization

Coordination, Capacity Building, and Monitoring

Special Initiatives to Strengthen Implementation Strategies

Delivery of Social Services

Support to Implement Involuntary Resettlement

Comments on Contributions and Constraints

Community-Based Organizations as Target Groups and Beneficiaries of Many Loan Projects

Target Groups for Important Roles in Drinking Water and Sanitation

Target Groups for the Management of Project-Financed Infrastructure in Agriculture

Target Groups for Benefits and Services Related to Livelihoods

Comments on Roles and Contributions

Technical Assistance and Other Grant-Financed Projects often Involve Nongovernment Organizations

Outreach Initiatives in Support of Inclusivity

Exploratory or Demonstration Initiatives

Comments on Contributions and Constraints

Engagement Upstream in Planning at the Project and Country Program Levels

Project Planning

Country Program and Sectoral Discussions

Corporate Policies and Strategies

Concluding Comments

Appendix: Referenced Projects

Boxes

	Elements of a Wide-Reaching Community Awareness and Participation Plan implemented by a Nongovernment Organization
	Brief Overview of One of the NGO Collaborators of ADB: Shushilan (Bangladesh)
	ADB Guidelines Advocate the Use of Qualified NGOs to Support Resettlement and Provide Criteria for Identifying an Appropriate NGO
	Roles of NGOs and other CSOs as Contractors in Loan Projects
	Brief Overview of One of the NGO Collaborators of ADB: Sevanatha (Sri Lanka) and Its Work with Community Development Councils
	Bangladesh Places High Priority on Improved Sanitation and on the Role of CBOs and NGOs in Achieving this Priority

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