Summary of Evaluation Findings of 10 Projects that Include Indigenous People as Beneficiaries
For this Bank study (RE-261) a set of projects in five countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru were chosen. This document presents a summary of the 10 evaluation findings of these projects and is organized around a number of issues that should be resolved if Bank projects are to improve. Chapter 2 includes discussions of targeting, budgeting, and decentralization issues in projects. Chapter 3 discusses the issues of service inequality, priorities, community participation, and gender. Finally, Chapter 4 contains conclusions and recommendations.
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| Format: | Technical Notes biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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Inter-American Development Bank
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| Subjects: | Poverty, Afro-Descendents, Indigenous People, Gender;Indigenous;Comunidad indígena;Indígenas;Equidad;Mujer indígena;Indigenous Population;Género, |
| Online Access: | http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0010471 https://publications.iadb.org/en/summary-evaluation-findings-10-projects-include-indigenous-people-beneficiaries |
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| Summary: | For this Bank study (RE-261) a set of projects in five countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru were chosen. This document presents a summary of the 10 evaluation findings of these projects and is organized around a number of issues that should be resolved if Bank projects are to improve. Chapter 2 includes discussions of targeting, budgeting, and decentralization issues in projects. Chapter 3 discusses the issues of service inequality, priorities, community participation, and gender. Finally, Chapter 4 contains conclusions and recommendations. |
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