Concept notes and papers
The SDGs concern a wide range of targets, including poverty alleviation, economic growth and environmental objectives. National governments, however, cannot realise these ambitious goals on their own. Collective and individual efforts at the local, national and international levels are necessary. Moreover, governments will need the broad involvement of other stakeholders, such as the private sector, the general public and civil society organisations (CSOs). This paper identifies four critical roles that CSOs can play in the “localisation” of these goals: CSOs as the Voice of the Poorest and Most Marginalised Citizens ; Civil Society Organisations as Agents of Accountability ; CSOs as Service Delivery Agents ; Data Collection, Reporting and Monitoring. These roles were discussed and validated by two African think tank dialogues that involved civil society actors as well as other local and international experts.
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Ce document a pour objectif d’expliciter les concepts clefs introduits par les ODD dans le développement des services d’eau et d’assainissement. Il propose ensuite aux acteurs du secteur de l’eau, de...
Developed by Programme Solidarité Eau (pS-Eau)
Posted by Fabienne Perucca
Tools : Monitoring and Evaluation
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Euskadi is a country strongly committed to sustainable development, as evidenced, for example, environmental strategy Vasca for Sustainable Development 2020, the broad expanse of the Local Agenda 21 o...
Developed by Basque Government- Gobierno Vasco- Eusko...
Posted by Camila De
Tools : Raising Awareness
