We have met a diverse array of civil society organizations, from informal groups to national and international organizations with a pervasive presence at the local level. Each has specific interests and expertise on the issues in which public policies intervene. Strength comes from unity: let’s plan for shared methods for verifying how public funds are spent and making one’s voice heard.
Each organization or monitoring group has a web page with its own logo and content. We can think together of further ways to enhance your work. The structure of the monitoring report is flexible and adapts to your needs, even without completing all the steps
Civic monitoring reports are a robust foundation for communicating results, growing communities, and making your voice heard. Using a rigorous method reinforces your messages through the collection of data and objective evidence.
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