A WFP Approach to Operationalise Resilience. Part 3: Community-based Participatory Planning

A WFP Approach to Operationalise Resilience. Part 3: Community-based Participatory Planning

Rome (Italy): World Food Programme (WFP), 2014.

English

13 p.

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Community0based Participatory Planning (CBBP) is part of a broader three-step process, the 'three-pronged approach', that strengthens the design, planning, and implementation of longer-term resilience building programmes, developed in partnership and aligned to national and local priorities. It places people at the centre of planning, using converging analyses, consultations, and consensus-building at three different levels. This three-pronged approach contains new and innovative programming tools and frameworks to strengthen the identification, planning and delivery of programmes. CBBP, one of these new tools, is a community level participatory exercise to identify needs and tailor programmed responses to local requirements by ensuring prioritisation and ownership by communities.

Print and electronic ed.

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