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Successful CDD practices in ECA

A series of Brown Bag Lunches (BBLs) was initiated to study, analyze and disseminate ideas and promulgate successful practices already experienced with CDD in the ECA Region.

These BBLs are informal events sponsored by sector units in the World Bank to discuss ideas and practices around particular issues. This CDD BBL series was organized around different thematic areas to provide a forum for topical discussions on scaling up CDD in ECA. The series was launched in February 2001with the first BBL on "Scaling up CDD in ECA: Prospects and Challenges".

Click on each of the topics on the left to view the presentations and notes from each BBL.

 

 o CDD Experiences from a Post Conflict Zone - Western Georgia
 o Creating a Marketing Cooperative
 o Cultural Assets
 o Farm Privatization
 o Information and Knowledge Systems for CDD
 o Water Users Associations- Experience from Georgia and Kyrgyz Republic
 o Decentralization and Municipal Finance
 o Health Sector
 o Microcredit
 o Natural Resource Management
 o Procurement
 o Rural Water Supply and Sanitation
 o Scaling up CDD in ECA: Prospects and Challenges
 o Social Investment Funds
 o Water User Associations



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