Guidance note 8

Social partners and social processes in PEPs

The objective of this note is to explore the political economy of PEPs and EGS; how social processes influence the policy scope for PEP/EGS; the different ways in which communities and beneficiaries can participate in the design and implementation of PEP/EGS; and the strengths and risks of such processes.

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  • ISBN Print: 978-92-2-126771-3
  • ISBN Web PDF: 978-92-2-126772-0

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