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    Governance in Myanmar: Evaluation of the 'Building equitable and resilient livelihoods in the Dry Zone' project

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    Author(s)
    van Hemelrijck, Adinda
    Publication date
    2017-01-24
    Subject
    Aid
    Governance and citizenship
    Food and livelihoods
    Keywords
    Active citizenship
    Aid effectiveness
    Capacity building
    Civil society
    Economic empowerment
    Local Government
    Resilience
    EvalC3
    PIALA
    Good Governance
    Citizen voice
    Policy Influence
    Advocacy
    Campaigning
    Dry zone
    Membership organisation
    Participatory evaluation
    Monitoring and evaluation
    M&E
    Livelihoods
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    Country
    Myanmar
    
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    Publisher(s)
    Oxfam GB
    Series
    Effectiveness Reviews
    Document type
    Evaluation report
    Description

    This evaluation is presented as part of the Effectiveness Review Series 2015/16, randomly selected for review under the governance thematic area. This report documents the findings of a qualitative impact evaluation, carried out in March 2016. The evaluation used PIALA (Participatory Impact Assessment and Learning Approach) to assess the effectiveness of the 'Building equitable and resilient livelihoods in the Dry Zone' in Myanmar.

    The project aimed to build strong and viable Membership Organisations (MOs) capable of organising community members, lobbying township departments and parliament, establishing business relationships with traders and suppliers, and developing civil society networks with local NGOs and MOs of other villages, in order to create sustainable livelihood opportunities and build resilience against climate-related hazards (e.g. drought and flooding). The underlying assumption was that, by building the capacity of these MOs, behavioural changes would be triggered in a set of key stakeholder relationships and mechanisms that would result in more sustainable livelihood opportunities and conditions. Successful MOs would then inspire and influence other communities to also develop MOs and motivate local governments to support them. The project was coordinated by Oxfam and implemented from May 2011 until end of May 2014 by the Network Activities Group (NAG) in Minbu and Oxfam in Thazi.

    Read more about Oxfam's Effectiveness Reviews.

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    113
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10546/620177
    Additional Links
    http://policy-practice.oxfam.org.uk/publications/governance-in-myanmar-evaluation-of-the-building-equitable-and-resilient-liveli-620177
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