Good Governance and Civil Society / Regional and Economic Development
Client:
GIZ
Period:
2009-2014
Country:
Mali
Though a decentralization process was initiated in Mali in 1992 with substantial donor support, the effects of this policy remain minimal.
Communities lack personnel and administrative capacities; their financial leeway is limited. The population’s need for public administration and basic services is not satisfied; economic development and local democracy cannot fully develop.
The PACT Program addresses these issues with three components:
1. Decentralization consolidation
2. Local administration and basic social services
3. Regional governance and local economic development
AMBERO is strengthening the role and capacity of local authorities and inter-municipal structures to support the use of local economic potential and hereby contributes to PACT’s Component 3 „Regional governance and local economic development“, above all in the areas of regional economic development, land use and development planning, and women and entrepreneurship.
Consortium with IP Consult
General Information | |
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Topics: | Good Governance and Civil Society / Regional and Economic DevelopmentRegionalentwicklung und Wirtschaftsförderung |
Client: | GIZ |
Period: | 2009-2014 |
Country: | Mali |
Service: | Identify, implement, and consult on measures to strengthen the capacity of local authorities |
Support local authorities in the planning and implementation of investment approaches to promote economic development |
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Build the capacity of local and regional authorities on regional development planning methods and instruments |
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Consult with the region’s local authorities in addressing spatial aspects in the development of an economic development strategy |
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Support the dialogue between stakeholders and identify potential synergies to promote women entrepreneurs |
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Support networks in the formulation of regional economic development policies and strategies |
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Strengthen women entrepreneur’s capacity and support the formalization of their entrepreneurial activities |