Partner:
Ministry of Finance / COWI / EU
Period:
August 2001
Country of Operation:
Ghana
Category:
Policy Analysis & Advocacy
Project Snapshot:
This study examined effective strategies for implementing and monitoring poverty reduction programmes at the district level. Using Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) methods, the study identified best practices for improving local development initiatives.
Project Objectives:
- Analyze the effectiveness of poverty reduction programmes at the district level.
- Identify best practices in implementation and monitoring.
- Provide recommendations to enhance programme efficiency and impact.
PDA’s Task:
PDA provided a national consultant for COWI, contributing expertise in qualitative research and policy analysis. The consultant played a key role in data collection, stakeholder engagement, and reporting.
How We Went About It:
- Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA): Engaged local communities in assessing programme effectiveness.
- Data Collection & Analysis: Conducted fieldwork to evaluate poverty reduction efforts.
- Stakeholder Consultations: Worked with district officials and development partners to gather insights.
- Final Report: Compiled findings into a structured document with actionable recommendations.