Evaluating Social Funds

Lynne Sherburne-Benz · Laura B. Rawlings · Julie Van Domelen

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THE WORLD BANK TMxHSKIMBy350621zv:;:!:':Introduced in Bolivia a little over a decade ago, social funds have become a key community-led poverty reduction tool. A departure from traditional government-sponsored approaches, social funds encourage communities and local institutions to take the lead in identifying and carrying out small-scale investments, generally in social infrastructure such as schools, health clinics, and small-scale water supply and sanitation.

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