Community-driven development : lessons from the Sahel - an analytical review

Nilini Kumar

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During the 1990s the Bank began to increase its emphasis on community participation in development, and after the World Development Report 2000/2001 highlighted the importance of participation to poverty reduction, the Bank intensified its support for community-driven development (CDD). According to data reported by the CDD Group Anchor in the Bank, CDD approaches received $5.6 billion in new lending between fiscal 2000 and fiscal 2002. Most of the current CDD projects have evolved from the Bank's experience with community-based development (CBD) projects. Given the complexity of the subject, as a first step, a desk review of CBD and CDD efforts in the Sahel region of West Africa was undertaken. This paper reports on that desk review

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