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The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) has provided financial support to the Good Governance Program (GGP). The GGP works in areas of good governance, anti-corruption, consumer rights, peace and human rights. With a view to promoting public debate on policy issues, it broadcasts a weekly radio program on good governance and a fortnightly television program, conducts public hearings and trainings on good governance and human rights at both local and national levels. It is also a leading publisher of good governance magazines in both Nepali & English languages.

GGP has now been implementing its programs in 9 districts of Nepal; Okahaldhunga, Khotang, Ramechhap, Dolakha, Dhankuta, Palpa, Surkhet, Dailekh and Jajarkot. It has been working for promotion of good governance, peace building, human rights, inclusive democracy, social inclusion, transparency, accountability and participation of the marginalized and discriminated groups in the decision making processes. The project also aims at informing, empowering and educating such excluded and discriminated community by building their capacity through trainings, orientation, interaction and sensitization programs in order to promote their equitable access to public goods, services, resources and foster participation in the local level decision making bodies and in monitoring of public service delivery at the grassroots as well.   

 
Goal
People exercise their democratic rights and benefit from public goods and services.
 
Purpose
  1. People, in particular the disadvantaged, are capable to claim benefit from development interventions.

  2. Local Government Offices and service providers are accountable to people.
 
Outputs
  1. People are aware of government programs and service standards;
  2. People are sensitized of civic rights and responsibilities towards the state and society;
  3. Local youths, clubs and user group members have knowledge about the application of GG advocacy and monitoring tool;
  4. Discriminated groups are aware of the constitution making process;
  5. Officials of Local bodies and government line agencies are skilled in responding  public remarks and questions;
  6. The officials in local government and line agencies are sensitised to timely communicate their plans/programmes, resources and implementation to the people;
  7. DDC receive the input from people on the implementation of LGCDP in the project district.
 




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