Livelihood & Community Development
The study uncovered that the initial stages of PKKPM implementation went smoothly (from March- May 2015), including central-regional socialization, training of facilitators, and the formation of collectives.
The study will observe how the first two years of the implementation affects village governance—whether the embodiment of good governance principles (participation, transparency, and accountability) can be translated into managing the village resources in an accountable manner to benefit the general community; how various groups in the community respond to the VL implementation; and what the key contributing factors are that influence implementation (including roles of different institutions and experience with CDD/PNPM).
Description & Progress
The primary objective of this monitoring study was to provide timely feedback to improve or modify the ongoing program and the expansion of the program.
Description
This research aims to rovide timely feedback to Bappenas in order to improve or modify the PKKPM ongoing program and its expansion. The study focused on participatory monitoring of ongoing activities of PKKPM (real-time observation), and monitoring of various activities that have been completed earlier (retrospective).
