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These documents are the result of a systematic research
project carried out by LogoLink in 15 countries to investigate whether
and how do legislation and policy-making provide new opportunities for
citizen participation in different contexts.
The common thread among these reports is that they
all focus on the same set of questions: are legal frameworks sufficient
to enable citizen participation? Which aspects and elements of these frameworks
contribute to better engagement of citizens in local governance processes?
The reports provide an overview of the legal
frameworks in each country and regional contexts, including historical
background and legal frameworks at the constitutional, national and local
levels.
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Southeast
Asia: - Joel Rocamora - IPD - 19th March 2003
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East Africa: - Jonathan
Gaventa - IDS - September 2002
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East Africa: A
Comparative Analysis - Nyangabyaki Bazaara - CBR - 14th October
2002
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Latin America:
- Nelson Saule, Júnior, Alejandra
Meraz Velasco and Zuleika Arashiro - PÓLIS Brazil - 26th August
2002
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APPENDIX - Legal
Framework - Bolivia -Popular Participation Law N.1551/94,
modified by Law 1,702/96.
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South Asia (India,
Nepal, and Bangladesh) - Manoj Rai - PRIA
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Report on Frameworks for
Citizen Participation in Local Governance in the North
(Industrialized countries) - Emma Williams - IDS - 15th August
2002
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