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Research & Policy
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What The Programme Does
The Research and Policy
Analysis programme provides CSPR an opportunity to identify and
implement various research and policy analysis activities. These
activities help to galvanise the views of civil society
country-wide and obtain new perspectives on various pro-poor
development processes. They monitor and track budget expenditures of
government and conduct poverty and other impact assessments to determine
the effectiveness of government initiatives and programmes. The
programme will equally provide opportunities to strengthen the knowledge
and skills of the broader membership of CSPR in the areas of research
and policy analysis and thus facilitate local level activities. The
Research and Policy Analysis programme will enable CSPR and its members
to generate new evidence and viable ideas which will improve the quality
of civic input to pro-poor policy formulation.
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Operational Objectives
The
Research and Policy Analysis programme has two operational objectives:
1. To improve and
consolidate the quality of civic input in the formulation and implementation of pro-poor policies and programmes
2. To enhance
the capacity of network members to engage in pro-poor
research and policy analysis by 2008.
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Activities
Commission Research
Undertake Policy analysis
Budget Tracking
Participate in poverty assessment
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Expected
Outcomes
Provision
of credible alternative thinking for pro-poor development by civil
society Poverty responsive policies in place and being implemented
at all levels Increased understanding among CSOs on key pro-poor issues
Enhanced profile of CSPR as a network that galvanizes high quality civic
inputs.
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Programme Management
A
Programme Officer manages the
Research and Policy Analysis Programme. A specific Programme Management
Team provides policy guidance in the implementation of the
programme.
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Mid Term Evaluation of the FNDP - Final Report (Nov.2008)
This report presents the findings of the Mid-Term evaluation of
the FNDP undertaken by CSPR. The report describes in section one,
the background and objectives to the evaluation. Section two gives
the evaluation methodology used. Section three presents the findings
and analysis of the evaluation. Section four summarizes the findings
and section five states the recommendations. This report was
prepared by Mwila Mulumbi (CSPR)
[Details] PDF |
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2008 Monitoring of
the Fifth National Development Plan (FNDP Report (Oct.2008).
The report was prepared by the civil Society for Poverty
Reduction: Rationale, Objective, Methodology and Design. This report
was prepared by Evelyn Mwila-Mbulo & Greenwell Mukwavi (Zambia
Evaluation Association)
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Observing Poverty Reduction: A Compilation of
Participatory Poverty Assessment Summary Reports 2002 -
2005.
[Download
the Document in full]PDF
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Poverty Monitoring and
Evaluation by civil society in Zambia:
Rationale,
objectives, methodology and design. This Poverty Monitoring and
Evaluation report was prepared by civil society in Zambia: Rationale,
objectives, methodology and design. This report was prepared
Venkatesh Seshamani
(University of Zambia).[Details]
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Rapid Assessment Reports (2005)
Analysis of the Participatory Provincial
Poverty Monitoring:
After some
consultations with key stakeholders who included civil society
organizations (CSOs), cooperating partners the private sector
and the poor themselves, the Government of the Republic
of Zambia formulated the Poverty Reduction
Strategy Paper (PRSP) in 2002. [Details]PDF...Read
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PDF.
District Reports...
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Baseline Reports (2002)
District Participatory Poverty Assessment,
Baseline Survey Summary Report:
[Details]PDF...Read
More.
District Reports...
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[Senanga (October,
2002)] |
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| Contact Person: Mwila
Mulumbi, Program Officer, Research and Policy Analysis, mwila@cspr.org.zm |
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Announcements & Events |
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CSO's Consultative Forum on the Sixth National
Development Plan (SNDP)
Reviving of Sector Thematic Groups
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