Delivering institutional reform at scale: Problem-driven approaches supported by adaptive programming
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- Manuel, Clare (Author)
Title
Delivering institutional reform at scale: Problem-driven approaches supported by adaptive programming
Abstract
LASER synthesis papers aim to help donors and other stakeholders better understand why and how to approach investment climate reform programming differently. The papers reflect emerging best practice and lessons learnt on what works and what does not work in doing development differently. The papers have been peer-reviewed by experts in the field including senior advisers at DFID, World Bank, IFC and the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (amongst others).
Second synthesis paper - Delivering institutional reform at scale: problem-driven approaches supported by adaptive programming February 2016
Drawing on our experience on the ground, this peer-reviewed paper suggests how problem driven approaches, supported by adaptive programme management can be implemented at scale in relation to donor programming aimed at institutional reform and improving state capability.
Series Title
Synthesis Paper, 2
Institution
DFID-LASER Programme
Date
2016.08.31
Accessed
2016-09-07
Citation
Manuel, C. (2016). Delivering institutional reform at scale: Problem-driven approaches supported by adaptive programming (Synthesis Paper, 2). DFID-LASER Programme. http://www.laserdev.org/media/1163/laser-second-synthesis-paper-delivering-institutional-reform-at-scale-final-feb-2016.pdf
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