Poverty and Social Analysis Training
The training provided an overview of the poverty and social analysis (PSA) documentation requirements. Participants were given the opportunity to engage with urban and social development specialists on key issues in the sector and learn how good PSA can support project design and implementation. They also worked on a case study exercise to develop the required documentation for IPSA. Urban development practitioners presented the tools utilized, community consultation processes undertaken during processing and implementation, the challenges in implementation and monitoring, and the resulting project documentation including a social development action plan.
Date | Session / Activity | Presentation Material | Speaker(s) |
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10 Oct 2017 | Session 1 |
Poverty and Social Analysis in Urban Projects Urbanizationbrings not only economic growth but challenges--higher slum populations, congestion, and lack of access to basic services. Poverty and social... |
Sri Wening Handayani |
10 Oct 2017 | Session 2 |
Poverty and Social Analysis: Project Documentation and Lessons from the Field Poverty and social analysis (PSA) is an integral part of project development and processing. It provides key information for project rationale, project... |
Wendy Walker |
10 Oct 2017 | Session 3 |
Social Development Issues in the Urban Sector Urban poverty has four major dimensions that reinforce each other. These are income and social poverty, environmental poverty, education poverty, and ... |
Ramola Naik-Singru |
10 Oct 2017 | Session 4 |
Mandalay Urban Services Improvement Project Poverty and social analysis (PSA) was key to the design and implementation of the Mandalay Urban Services Improvement Project. PSA enabled the project... |
Eri Honda |
10 Oct 2017 | Session 5 |
Poverty and Social Analysis in Action: Ulaanbaatar Urban Services and Ger Area Development Investment Program Poverty and social analysis (PSA) enabled theUlaanbaatar Urban Services and Ger Area Development Investment Program to become more responsive to the needs... |
Gohar Tadevosyan |