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Civil Service Project - Managing at the Top (MaTT) - Bangladesh

Responsible agency: DFID (UK)
Project number: 139-542-012
Agreement partner: Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre
Implemented by: Civil Service College UK & University of Birmingham
Type of aid: Bilateral
Approval date: januar 1999
End date: januar 2003
Project stage: Implementation
Amount committed: 2,400,000 GBP (3,783,864 €)
DAC sector: 15040
AC relevance: Implicit

Recipient countries/regions:
Bangladesh
South Asia

Keywords:
Public (civil) service reform and management;Good governance, administrative reform;

Project description: This proposal is for multi-year support to a collaborative program between WBI (with Bank Operations) and DFID, with a particular focus on Anglophone Africa and Eastern Europe and, to a lesser extent, South Asia. As well as a three-year co-financing commitment, the proposal recommends annual consultations between WBI/Operations and DFID to review progress and make changes in country/thematic allocations, to reflect changing circumstances. Principal elements of the proposal are: i) corruption surveys and diagnostics (in countries where these are not already underway); ii) support to the formation of broad civil society/government/ parliament/private sector coalitions and action planning, using corruption surveys, workshops and seminars as a catalyst; and iii) applied research and dissemination in selected areas (e.g. parliamentary-executive relations, public outreach campaigns) based on lessons learned from World Bank and other agency experience.

Project information last updated 27 Jan 2003

 

Contact persons:

Mohiuddin Ahmed
DFID Bangladesh
British High Commission, United Nations Road, Baridhara Dhaka, PO Box 6079, Dhaka-1212
Bangladesh
m-ahmed@dfid.gov.uk
Phone: +880 2 882 2705
Fax: +880 2 882 3474



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