Facilitating Budget Transparency
CGA is currently working on supporting the Ministry of Finance and Planning in their pledge to increased budget transparency through a set of activities.
Projects by functional area: Capacity Building
Global Partnership for Education / Malawi Education Sector Improvement Programme
We are leading two subcomponents of the Malawi Education Sector Improvement Programme: developing a tablet-based app for zonal EMIS officers to monitor pupil and teacher enrolment, attendance and use of time, with automated reports to local and national government; and developing a two-way voice and SMS platform to enable the Ministry to communicate with and receive messages from community members on issues affecting education delivery in their area.
Saving Lives in Sierra Leone (SLISL)
As part of DFID's Saving Lives in Sierra Leone programme, we are working with the Ministry of Health and Sanitation to further strengthen attendance monitoring of health workers, particularly at facility- and district-levels.
South Sudan Health Sector Mapping and Facility Survey
In partnership with the Ministry of Health, a mapping of partner activities in the health sector in South Sudan, a mapping of the information systems in use by various actors and a survey of a sample of health facilities covering clinical services, human resources, and public financial management.
South Sudan Education Sector HRIS
Pilot project to roll-out a Human Resources Information System for teachers in two States of South Sudan
Establishing an Effective Payroll System for the Ministry of Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone
Working closely with the Ministry of Health and Sanitation, as well as other stakeholders in the Government of Sierra Leone, we are supporting the Human Resources for Health Directorate to strengthen its systems around payroll and attendance management, and to set up an accurate and complete health worker payroll database.
Malawi Health Institution Capacity Assessment Process (HICAP)
An evaluation of the efficacy and sustainability of Concern Worldwide's Health Institution Capacity Assessment Process (HICAP), a key method to engage with local governance structures around community health.