Support Program for Decentralization and Poverty Reduction (ADLP)
Good Governance and Civil Society
Client:
GIZ
Period:
ADLP I: 2011-2014 / ADLP II: 2014-2017
Country:
Burundi
Project Description
In Burundi, the local authorities have great difficulty to supply the population with essential basic services and to create an environment which promotes economic development.
The causes are insufficient transfers of competencies and financial resources, a lack of administrative and technical skills to implement local development plans, ill-defined responsibilities and the inability to create a trusting working-relationship with the private sector.
Goals
AMBERO and its project partners were commissioned by GIZ to support Burundi in improving the performance of local authorities and other decentralized actors.
Three components contribute to this: (1) promoting decentralization, (2) local governance and (3) local economic development.
Consortium with PEM Consult
| General Information | |
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| Topics: | Good Governance and Civil Society |
| Client: | GIZ |
| Period: | ADLP I: 2011-2014 / ADLP II: 2014-2017 |
| Country: | Burundi |
| Service: | Build the capacity of local council members, municipal employees, decentralized administrations, and other stakeholders involved in the implementation of decentralization |
| Technical and institutional organization of the National Fund for Municipal Investments (FONIC) |
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| Strengthen the capacity and coordinate networking of local and regional economic stakeholders |
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| Disseminate innovative agricultural concepts |
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| Build the capacity of local and provincial governments on local economic development |