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Collectivités locales : assurer un service public (2005)
Introduction
La santé, l’éducation, l’eau, le logement, le maintien de l’ordre, les routes: les services fournis par les collectivités locales déterminent la qualité de notre vie. Par ailleurs, comme les États ont adopté des politiques de décentralisation, l’influence des collectivités locales s’accroît presque partout dans le monde. Le document, Collectivités locales et droits humains : fournir des services de bonne qualité, montre comment les principes et méthodes relatifs aux droits humains peuvent renforcer l’obligation de rendre des comptes, accroître la participation des organes publics et aider les responsables à planifier, mettre en œuvre et évaluer les services qu’ils sont tenus de fournir. S’il est utilisé à bon escient, ce cadre de travail fournit des outils pratiques et spécifiques qui peuvent aider les collectivités locales à être efficaces.
Équipe de recherche
Données biographiques en vigueur lorsque ce travail de recherche a été effectué.
Directrice de recherche
Monette Zard, Directrice de recherche, ICHRP, 2003-2006. Pour plus d’informations sur ce projet, veuillez contacter Fairouz El Tom, Coordinatrice des relations extérieures et des publications, ICHRP.
Chercheuse principale
Nancy Thède, anthropologue de formation, au moment de ce projet, elle était professeur de développement international au département des sciences politiques de l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Elle a aussi été coordinatrice du Democratic Development Program au sein de Rights and Democracy.
Conseillers
Catherine Dom, praticienne du développement ; Co-directrice DT Consulting sprl; membre, Mokoro Ltd.
Peter Kagwanja, Chef, International Crisis Group pour l’Afrique australe.
Walter Kälin, Professeur, Droit constitutionnel et droit public, Université de Berne, Suisse; Représentant du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies pour les personnes déplacées ; membre du Comité des droits de l’homme des Nations Unies; membre, CIEDH.
Rashid Seedat, Directeur, Unité de Planification d’entreprises de la ville de Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud.
David Velásquez, consultant indépendant.
Chercheurs
Nadeem Fazil Ayaz, Directeur, Programmes at Action Aid, Pakistan.
Harihar Bhattacharyya, Professeur de sciences politiques, University of Burdwan, Inde.
Manuel de la Fuente, Professeur d’économie, University Mayor de San Simón, Bolivie.
Mridula Ghosh, Directeur du Comité, East European Development Institute (EEDI), Ukraine; Rédacteur en chef, East European Monitor.
Cheikh Guèye, Agent de terrain, Environnement et Développement du Tiers Monde (Enda-tm), Sénégal.
Chris Maina Peter, Professeur de droit, Université de Dar es Salaam; Responsable, Département de droit international, Université de Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie.
Assane Mbaye, Faculté de droit et de sciences politiques, Université Cheikh Anta Diop, Sénégal; École nationale d’administration, Sénégal.
Rwekaza Mukandala, Professeur de sciences politiques et d’administration publique, Université de Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie.
Abid Qaiyum Sulehri, Directeur exécutif assistant, Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI).
Soliman Santos, avocat spécialiste des droits humains, militant de la paix et juriste.
Graciela Vásquez Zambrana, avocate.
Documents
Rapport
Résumé
Documents de travail
Gouvernement local, efficacité au Sénégal : quelles articulations ?
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Local Government, Effectiveness and Human Rights: India
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Local Government, Effectiveness and Human Rights: The Cases of Mizque and Tiquipaya Municipalities in Bolivia
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Local Government, Effectiveness and Human Rights: The Philippines
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Local Government, Effectiveness and Human Rights: Ukraine
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Local Government, Effectiveness and Human Rights:The Cases of Bukoba Rural and Mtwara-Mikindani
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Donateurs
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