Guidance and systemization of experiences
To what extent can decentralization help to institutionalize citizen engagement in governance and promote sustainable peace? This study analyses the concept of decentralization and looks at the challenges of implementing it in several post-conflict countries. It argues that participatory governance at the local level facilitates the involvement of local communities in policy decisions. This creates a shared commitment to peaceful progress that reduces the likelihood of violent conflict. Peace cannot be lasting unless both men and women, as well as those in minority groups, participate in shaping post-conflict reconstruction and are able to enjoy its benefits equally. However, effective decentralization for participatory governance requires political will, civic will, capacity development at the local level and careful implementation.
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Developed with technical and financial support from UNDP as part of a participatory and inclusive process, this report presents the SDG priorities of the North Kivu province that rhyme with its specif...
Developed by Province de Tanganyika (RDC), UDNP
Posted by Fabienne Perucca
Case studies and best practices
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The text aims to support the process of planning the development of municipalities within the framework of the 2030 Agenda. Although written for Mexican municipalities, its content may be useful for a...
Developed by Instituto Hacendario del Estado de Méxic...
Posted by Ady P. Carrera-Hernández
Guidance and systemization of experiences
