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Design of extension to Tuungane Project, DRC

 Design of Extension to Tuungane Project in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Client / Donor:  International Rescue Committee
Country:  Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Objective: Designing a 5 year extension to the Tuungane Programme, with an emphasis on governance issues
Description:  The Tuungane programme works with 1.7 million people in Eastern DRC and its purpose is to improve stability through community-driven planning and reconstruction. It will do this through building social cohesion, improving an understanding of the value of democratic local governance and increasing socio-economic activity. The main activities are facilitating elections of village and community development committees, building capacity at community level to design tenders and manage development initiatives, community-driven planning and facilitating participatory monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of community projects
Services provided:  Appraisal and design, including developing a logframe
Partners:

International Rescue Committee;

CARE DRC;

DFID
Value:  USD 17,500
Start Date:  June 2009
End Date:  August 2009
Relevent websites:  
Contact Person  Ian Goldman on goldman@khanya-aicdd.org
   
Main Practice Service Areas: Sector:

 Community-based Management

Rethinking Governance

 Facilitation & Consultancy

 Community-based Planning

Funding for communities

 
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