Can locally-developed indicators catalyse more responsive local government? Findings from the research

This paper summarises a set of indicators used to generate baseline data for use in the districts of Mvomero and Kigoma-Ujiji

• From: Department for International Development
• Published: 31 August 2017

• Country: Tanzania
• Document Type: Briefing
• Theme: Governance and Conflict
• Authors: Hayman, R, Mdee, A and Tshomba, P

Abstract

In 2014, the University of Mzumbe, in partnership with INTRAC and the Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) set out to research the viability and value of creating a local governance performance index (LGPI) at the district level in Tanzania.

This briefing paper summarises the process of identifying and refining a set of indicators which were used to generate baseline data for subsequent use in the participating districts of Mvomero and Kigoma-Ujiji.

This work is part of ‘Holding local leaders and local service provision to account: the politics of implementing a local governance performance index’ project supported by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the UK Department for International Development.

Citation

Rachel Hayman, Anna Mdee and Patricia Tshomba (2017) Can locally-developed indicators catalyse more responsive local government? Findings from the research. ESRC Briefing paper 2

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Can locally-developed indicators catalyse more responsive local government?

Published 31 August 2017