Respondent: | Tanga Civil Societies Coalition |
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Time Submitted: | September 5, 2011 at 12:58 PM EAT |
Introduction
Tanga Civil Societies Coalition
TASCO
The Broader Public Engagement in social accountability Development monitoring of Public and private Sectors Services Providers in Korogwe and Muheza Districts
FCS/MG/3/10/023
Dates: Apri to June 2011 | Quarter(s): quarter 2 |
David Chanyeghea, chanyeghea@yahoo.com, Tel 0272645240, P.O.BOX 5344, Tanga
Project Description
Governance and Accountability
Impowering Citizens to participate in decision making process so that to hold government accountable in Korogwe and Muheza District, further more we used citizen score card to evaluate and monitor the services providing by government in Korogwe and Muheza district, specifically in health and education sector
Region | District | Ward | Villages | Total Beneficiaries |
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Tanga | Korogwe | Mombo | Jitengeni, Chekelei | 100 people inteviwered |
Muheza | Masuguru, Bombani and Lusanga | Lusanga, A,B and C, Masuguru | 100 people interviewed |
Direct Beneficiaries | Indirect Beneficiaries | |
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Female | 50 | 400 |
Male | 50 | 300 |
Total | 100 | 700 |
Project Outputs and Activities
Increased awareness of 120 Districts wards based SAM oversight management and monitoring team by the end of
1. conducting public sectoral provider performance assessment Citizen report card in the Muheza and Korogwe districts
2. Monitoring and Evaluation
2. Monitoring and Evaluation
1. public sectoral provider performance assessment Citizen report card in conducted in 6 villages of from 3 wards of Muheza and Korogwe districts
2 Monitoring and evaluation conducted
2 Monitoring and evaluation conducted
(No Response)
1. public sectoral provider performance assessment Citizen report card in conducted in 6 villages of from 3 wards of Muheza and Korogwe districts 1,839,400
2 Monitoring and evaluation conducted 481,500
2 Monitoring and evaluation conducted 481,500
Project Outcomes and Impact
improve public coordination practices in the social accountability monitoring and public expenditure tracking survey in Muheza and Korogwe District by December 2011
Improve public/private sector services providers accountability to the public services delivery in Muheza and Korogwe districts
it is earl to see the real outcome/changes, but the project gave us to understand the situation in those areas, where we interviewed 200 people and observing the situation in those areas, (see photos)
(No Response)
Lessons Learned
Explanation |
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poor services in health and education in the local community level (see photos and separate implantation report) |
rigidness of local leaders in community service provision, example in Makuyuni executive officer stop us to interview community and Hale ward WEO refused to work with TASCO if we engage citizen in the project, he wanted us to interview leaders only |
Citizen have solution for their problems, but they are not listened by local leaders |
promises of Member of parliaments and councilors are not fulfilled |
Challenges
Challenge | How it was overcome |
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working with local leaders in this project, some of them turned to be enemy | Seek assistant from District council, lobbying and telling them how the project will help to improve education and health services in their area |
Some of interviewed people claimed for payment | We explained to them, that they are part of the project and we implement it for their own benefit and the entire community |
Linkages
Stakeholder | How you worked with them |
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Local government of Korogwe and Muheza District | assist us during PIMA card and they gave us permition to work in their area |
Korogwe Civil Societies Coalition | Identification of wards and pre-mobilization |
Muheza Civil Society Coalition | Mobilization and its members assisting us in the field, where we never been before |
Future Plans
Activities Planned | 1st Month | 2nd Month | 3rd Month |
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Conducting public sector service providers performance and assessment citizen report card | Ougust 2011 | ||
conducting bi annual PETS in Muheza and Korogwe Districts | September 2011 | ||
Monitoring and evaluation | End of September 2011 |
Beneficiaries Reached
Direct Beneficiaries | Indirect Beneficiaries | ||
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Widows | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
People living with HIV/AIDS | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Elderly | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Orphans | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Children | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Disabled | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Youth | Female | (No Response) | (No Response) |
Male | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Total | (No Response) | (No Response) | |
Other | Female | 100 | 400 |
Male | 100 | 300 | |
Total | 200 | 700 |
General population
Events Attended
Type of Event | When | Lessons | Actions Taken |
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information session | July 2007 and September 2009 | How to write proposal for fund from FCS | Three proposals sent to FCS and funded |
Annual forum | 2009 and 2011 | experience exchange from other organization | Improving TASCO work according what we lent positively from others and from presentations made by facilitators |
Manage your grant | December 2010 | How to manage project and reporting | positive supervision of the project and addthere with the skills we got from training |
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