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Madagascar’s epidemiological profile remains comparable to many low-income countries with a high communicable…

The project seeked to strengthen and develop mechanisms and tools of Social Accountability in several governorates of Tunisia and build capacity for citizen’s participation.

The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT), was awarded a GPSA grant to enhance access and quality of health and education services, and increase citizen engagement in policy-making.

The GPSA awarded a grant to Oxfam to work with the Institute Governance Reform (IGR) to empower citizens through social accountability interventions, and improve the utilization of post-Ebola recovery funds in the health and the education sectors.

This project works to hold local governments accountable for improving sexual and reproductive health services, by monitoring public sexual and reproductive health service delivery directed at indigenous women and young people at state level.

The objective of the project is to contribute to improving access to and quality of health services delivery for poor and vulnerable population in selected districts of Indonesia through a citizen feedback mechanism.

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Supporting Politically Smart Social Accountability

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