PASGR

The Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) is a pan-African not-for-profit organisation based in Nairobi that aims to increase the capacity of African academic institutions and researchers to contribute stronger evidence based research on public policy that can have a positive impact on pro-poor development policies in Africa. It was established in response to the declining capacity in political and social science research output in sub-Saharan Africa.

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6th Floor, I & M Building 2nd Ngong Avenue, Upper Hill
+254 (0)20 2985000; +254 (0)729 111031 / +254 (0)731 000065
info@pasgr.org
Office Hrs: Today 9.00am to 6.00pm

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Accountability and Performance of Government Agencies in the Delivery of Water, Education and Road Services in Nigeria

Authors: Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER)

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Governance, Accountability and Effective Basic Service Delivery in Sierra Leone

Authors: Centre for Economic and Social Policy Analysis

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Assessing Governance Aspects in the Water and Roads Sectors in Uganda

Authors: Advocates’ Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE)

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Governance and Public Service Delivery: The Case of Water Supply and Roads Services Delivery in Addis Ababa and Hawassa Cities

Authors: Institute for Regional and Local Development Studies, Addis Ababa University

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A Political Economy of Social Protection Policy Uptake in Ghana

Since independence, successive Ghanaian governments have prioritised the welfare of Ghanaian citizens in their governance strategies. The challenge has been the translation of political intentions to the development and implementation […]

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Non–State Actors and Accountable Social Protection in Child Protection and Livelihoods in Wassa, Ghana

Authors: Doh, D., Andoh, P., Afranie, S., & Aryeetey, E. B.

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Provision of Social Protection Services by Non-state Actors in Nyanza Region, Kenya: Assessing Women’s Empowerment

In Kenya, women are more likely than men to suffer poverty and its associated vulnerabilities, mainly because they are excluded from decision-making on economic issues, they have limited access to […]

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