Ownership
Ownership means that the government of the beneficiary country and not the giving countries make decisions pertaining to policies, priorities and action plans. The poor countries receive thus more power of control as to the way in which the development-aid funds are spent.
SHF and OWNERSHIP
Bolivia
It is essential that the “credit based-housing programme” is set up together with the local Bolivian population. In this way, a collective consciousness is formed, and responsibility can be shared and choices made on the basis of the group’s own principles and conditions. Through working together with the local population, they get the chance to finance the improvement of their own living conditions and become the owners of their lives and future.
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Kenya-Nakuru
To make the programme a success it’s important that MCN and the residents own the programme. Through baselines, meetings, and workshops SHF and partners listen to the wishes of the target group. Those wishes will if possible be integrated in the programme.
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Kenya-Oloika
To make the programme a success it’s important that the school and stakeholders own the project.
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Kenya-School-WASH
Through the cooperation with four Kenyan partners, the request of schools to improve WASH situations and contact with schools and capacity building ownership of the programme is guaranteed.
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Sudan
To make the programme a success it’s important that local government, school management, and other stakeholders own the programme. Through baselines, meetings, and workshops SHF and partners listen to the wishes of the target group. Those wishes will, if possible, be integrated into the programme. Furthermore, through the cooperation with several Sudanese partners, the request of schools to improve their WASH and energy situations as well as ownership of the programme is guaranteed.
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