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Enhanced Social Accountability Mechanisms for Sustainable Development

This interactive learning module explores dimensions of social accountability and critical success factors, empowering advocates to drive change through advocacy and strategic interventions. Learn how to build coalitions, mobilize support, and create a stronger citizen-state connection.

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Enhanced Social Accountability Mechanisms for Sustainable Development

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  1. Dimensions of Social Accountability Dana Weist, PRMPS January 25th, 2005 Note: This interactive learning module, designed by Social Impact, was commissioned by the World Bank’s PREM Poverty Group and developed in collaboration with SDV, WBI and the PREM Public Sector Group. Supported by a concept paper, it is a generic introductory-level module which may be adapted to suit different target audiences and time frames.

  2. Social Accountability Mechanisms: Some questions to ask • What is the mechanism and how does it work? • Who or what interests initiated and supported it? • Whose voice was articulated and by whom? • What sector or service is addressed and at what level of government? • What factors promote success or limit impact? • To what extent does the mechanism build citizen voice and create strengthened connections between citizens and the state? • What are the prospects for institutionalizing the mechanism?

  3. Six Dimensions of SA Mechanisms

  4. Some Diagnostic Questions

  5. SA Critical Success Factors

  6. Building Blocks of SAc Advocating and negotiating change Rallying support and building coalitions Going public Building an information/ evidence base Mobilizing around entry point

  7. Developing a SA Strategy Societal Actors DIAGNOSIS Compensation STRATEGIC INTERVENTION FRAMEWORK FOR ACTION Agenda Setting & Mobilized Constituency Assuring Compliance Societal Strengths PREEXISTING DEMANDS & PRACTICES Broad-Based Political Coalition

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