The study aims to help improve the assessment of anti-poverty programs and projects by analyzing the relationship between these programs and the quality of governance. It also recommends tools for improvement.

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PART 1

Chapter I. Framework and Methodology of the Study
Chapter II. Rapid Assessment of Anti-Poverty Programs and Projects
Chapter III. Lessons Learned Towards A Good Governance Indicators System for Poverty Program Assessment

PART 2

Case Study I. Poverty Alleviation in Rural Areas: Asset Reform via Grassroots and Cooperatives: Agrarian Reform Communities in Bulacan

Case Study II. Requirements for Governance in a Poverty Reduction Project: Case Study of the CIDSS program in Balate, Aklan

Case Study III. Enabling Communities through the CIDSS: Dao, Capiz Experience

Case Study IV. Developing Good Governance Indicators for Poverty Assessment: Case Study of Pangantucan, Bukidnon

PART 3

Training Design

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