8. Outcome-Based Criteria
The chapter discusses the importance of effective public participation, emphasizing the need for clear objectives, community engagement, and fairness in decision-making processes. Key components include capacity building, incorporation of local knowledge, and ensuring accountability and transparency. The outcomes of successful public participation are framed around ownership, trust, and the effective use of local resources.
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What we have learnt
- Public participation must be founded on clear objectives and community involvement from the outset.
- Continued engagement with communities fosters accountability and transparency.
- Effective public participation leads to ownership, conflict resolution, and cost-effectiveness in project implementations.
Key Concepts
- -- OutcomeBased Criteria
- Criteria that evaluate the effectiveness of participation based on the expected results.
- -- Capacity Building
- The process of developing skills and knowledge within a community to engage effectively in decision-making.
- -- Fairness
- Ensuring that all voices within a community can express opinions and suggest strategies without prejudice.
- -- Transparency
- Clear communication regarding project costs, benefits, and the roles of stakeholders.
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