Second Social Action Fund Project (FAS II)
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Angola
Source: World Bank Group
The Second Social Action Fund Project's (FAS II) objective is to increase the sustainable utilization of basic social and economic services by target populations. The project consists of three components: 1) Social and economic infrastructure subprojects will support a wide range of small, medium and large-scale subprojects for the expansion and improvement of basic social and economic infrastruct
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Description
Description | The Second Social Action Fund Project's (FAS II) objective is to increase the sustainable utilization of basic social and economic services by target populations. The project consists of three components: 1) Social and economic infrastructure subprojects will support a wide range of small, medium and large-scale subprojects for the expansion and improvement of basic social and economic infrastructure, as well as the provision of training in operation and maintenance of the facilities. The subprojects will be identified by poor communities, implemented with the assistance of an implementing partner, and coordinated with local government representatives, nongovernmental organizations, and sectoral agencies. They are related to education, health, water and sanitation, small-scale community infrastructure, and environmental infrastructure. 2) Capacity building will go beyond pursuing community participation in its operation by supporting independent civil society through training programs to strengthen the institutional and managerial capacity of local organizations. 3) Strengthening the monitoring and evaluation system (M&E) will a) capitalize on the existing strengths of the M&E system and project cycle of FAS I, and b) address the areas for improvements and gaps that were identified at the end of FAS I. |
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