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This document summarizes 5 cases of feedback collection around the globe to assess and improve public services. The cases include: 1) The Filipino Report Card which assesses government services based on client experience. 2) ICT for Social Accountability in Nigeria which uses mobile phones to collect citizen feedback to improve health services. 3) One Window Service Offices in Cambodia which support local government to better meet citizen needs through feedback and dialogue. 4) Citizen Report Cards in India which gather citizen satisfaction levels to exert pressure on agencies to reform. 5) A maternal health project in India which uses mobile devices to collect health metrics and feedback from pregnant mothers to improve service delivery.
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The document describes 5 cases of social accountability and citizen feedback initiatives around the world:
1) The Filipino Report Card assessed government services based on citizen experiences to provide insights on constraints people face and how services could better meet peoples' needs.
2) ICT for Social Accountability in Nigeria enabled citizens, services providers, and policymakers to provide feedback on primary healthcare services, which led to changes in operational practices and investment decisions.
3) One Window Service Offices in Cambodia supported local governments to better meet citizen needs through feedback, dialogue, and access to information while strengthening partnerships between citizens and services.
4) Bangalore's Citizen Report Card gathered citizen feedback on government agencies to quantify satisfaction levels and
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This document summarizes 5 cases of social accountability initiatives around the globe that collect feedback from citizens on public services. Case 1 describes the Filipino Report Card which assesses government services in the Philippines based on client experience. Case 2 discusses ICT for Social Accountability in Nigeria which collected citizen feedback on primary healthcare via mobile phones. Case 3 covers Designated Service Centers in Cambodia that promote access to public information and feedback through one-window offices. Case 4 explains the Citizen Report Card in India that gathered citizen ratings of public agencies in Bengaluru. Finally, Case 5 outlines a maternal health project in Karnataka, India that collected feedback from pregnant women on health services via a handheld device.
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2) ICT for Social Accountability in Nigeria enabled citizens, services providers, and policymakers to provide feedback on primary healthcare services, which led to changes in operational practices and investment decisions.
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The New Zealand Department of Labour commenced a three year project involving policy makers, researchers, community development workers and three communities to gather public input on economic development issues. The project team spent time planning, implementing, observing and reflecting on issues identified by community members to develop policy recommendations for ministers and the cabinet. The key aspect was that the team worked at the community's pace and allowed common issues to emerge without pushing their own agenda.
A European Commission funded project called Smarticipate aimed to develop an IT system to facilitate citizen participation in urban planning. The system would use open government data and 3D modeling to visualize proposals and provide automated feedback on feasibility. It was tested in Hamburg, Rome and London to integrate top-down and
Inputs soliciting
The New Zealand Department of Labour commenced a three year project involving policy makers, researchers, community development workers and three communities to integrate public input into policy-making. Called CEDAR, it spent time planning, acting, observing and reflecting with communities to identify economic development issues and provide recommendations to ministers. A key aspect was working at the community's pace and allowing common issues to emerge organically.
The Smarticipate project in Hamburg, Rome and London aimed to develop an IT system to facilitate citizen participation in urban planning. It would use open government data and 3D modeling to visualize proposals and provide automated feedback on feasibility. This would integrate top-down and bottom-up decision-making for smart cities. A proof of
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This document describes 6 cases of citizen co-management around the world. Case 1 discusses "machizukuri", a community planning technique used in Kobe, Japan post-earthquake that involved communities building public spaces with government funding. Case 2 discusses neighborhood development corporations in The Hague, Netherlands that aligned redevelopment plans with resident welfare associations. Case 3 discusses participatory neighborhood planning in Puducherry, India that empowered stakeholders through community infrastructure improvements.
Citizen co management
The document describes 6 cases of citizen co-management around the world. Case 1 discusses how the Japanese city of Kobe adopted "machizukuri", allowing communities to build public spaces with government funding post-earthquake. Case 2 shows how neighborhood development corporations in The Hague aligned redevelopment plans with resident welfare associations. Case 3 involves participatory neighborhood planning in Puducherry, India between public bodies and community stakeholders. Case 4 highlights how citizens in Ahmednagar, India helped provide temporary services during lockdown that were later adopted by authorities. Case 5 discusses using design tools to crowdsource urban design opinions from citizens in Zurich. Case 6 examines Pune, India's participatory budgeting process that allocates funds based
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The document describes several cases of citizen co-management and solution co-creation around the world:
1. In Kobe, Japan, a "machizukuri" technique was adopted post-earthquake that involved communities building public spaces themselves with government funding, helping rebuild neighborhoods.
2. In The Hague, Netherlands, neighborhood development corporations aligned redevelopment plans with resident welfare associations, yielding community amenities like parks, pools, and maintenance services.
3. In Puducherry, India, a participatory neighborhood planning project aims to empower stakeholders through financing mechanisms to achieve slum-free development.
4. In Ahmednagar, India, citizens developed temporary COVID-19 response facilities like mask
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- 1. FEEDBACK COLLECTION Cases around the Globe
- 2. Location: Philippines Description: The Filipino Report Card on Pro-poor Services assesses the performance of selected government services based on client experience. These services are basic health, elementary education, housing, potable water, and food distribution. The Report Card results throw light on the constraints Filipinos face in accessing public service, their views about the quality and adequacy of services, and the responsiveness of government officials. They provide valuable insights on the priorities and problems faced by the clients and how the various services may be better tailored to the needs of Filipinos in general, and the poor in particular. ……Read More Source: Check-My-School CASE 1: FILIPINO REPORT CARD ON PRO- POOR SERVICES Ensuring quality education in a conducive environment through Check My School
- 3. CASE 2: ICT 4 SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY Location: Nigeria Description: Developed by the World Bank, ICT for Social Accountability project was an initiative to strengthen their own accountability to their beneficiaries by collecting citizen feedback on their experiences with public services, working with service providers to adapt services and institutional procedures in response to citizen input. ICT4SA resulted in the development of My Voice, a public service improvement model driven by citizen voice. My Voice was first piloted in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, from July to September 2014. Over a nine-week period, My Voice enabled among citizens, service providers, and policymakers around quality of primary healthcare services. Citizen feedback from the pilot led to changes in operational practices in local health facilities and informed larger program design and investment decisions. ……Read More Source: Title Page
- 4. CASE 3: DESIGNATED SERVICE CENTERS Location: Cambodia Description: The One Window Service Offices (OWSO) support local government to better meet citizens' needs thereby ensuring feedback and dialogue with district authorities. The project involves the use of social accountability tools, media, and capacity building activities to promote access to public information while strengthening partnerships between the public service and citizens. ……Read More (a) ……Read More (b) Source: Inauguration of One Window Service Offices at District Level in Kampong Speu Province Inauguration of One Window Service Offices at the district level in Cambodia
- 5. CASE 4: CITIZEN REPORT CARD Location: Bengaluru, India Description: The Citizens’ Report Card in Bangalore was a civil society initiative undertaken in 1993 to monitor government services in terms of efficiency and accountability. The exercise gathered citizen feedback on performance of public agencies and disseminated the findings to the citizenry, thus exerting public pressure on the agencies to initiate reforms. A seven-point rating scale facilitated quantification of citizen satisfaction levels with regard to service delivery, dimensions of corruption, staff behaviour, and so forth. The report card exercise was repeated in 1999 & 2003, to provide a comparative assessment of the progress since 1993. …..Read More Source: Third Citizen Report Card in 2003 Video Link
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