Enhancing Watchdog Capacity and Public Advocacy of Non Sample Clauses

Enhancing Watchdog Capacity and Public Advocacy of Non. State Actors Objective: Increase the capacity and public advocacy skills of civil society organizations, media, academia, and private sector associations in order to improve their effectiveness in monitoring, advocating, and disseminating information on corruption-related issues, including through anti-corruption- themed public advocacy campaigns and watchdog activities. Proposed activities include:  Support targeted and sustained campaigns and coalition building activities that will advocate for reformed policies or practices supported by the threshold program.  Provide training and support to selected organizations to carry out three corruption surveys and disseminate findings to the public. Provide training and technical assistance to non-state actors including civil society organizations, the media, academia, the private sector, and others. Training may include topics such as fact-based targeted advocacy campaigns, investigative journalism, public complaints handling, government budget procedures, public service report cards, data gathering, and other relevant topics.  Coordinate with all actors in the Program to advocate for reforms, disseminate information and results, and provide other interventions to support the Program’s coordinated approach to fighting corruption.
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Enhancing Watchdog Capacity and Public Advocacy of Non. State Actors  Specialized training is provided to 150 participants from non-state actors  Annual public perceptions demonstrate increased knowledge of key anti- corruption concepts of at least 5 percent per year  At least 3 corruption surveys (with analysis) produced and disseminated to all stakeholders  At least 30 participants from civil society and other stakeholders trained in social research with emphasis on the conduct of corruption surveys.
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