Challenges in Implementation of ICT for the Budget Accountability and Development of Budget Information Literacy

Wahyuningsih, Rutiana Dwi; Hastjarjo, Sri

doi:10.20476/jbb.v20i1.1868

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“…From a social movement perspective, participation is perceived as a goal in itself; as an empowering process leading to broader social and political changes (Tufte, ; Tufte & Mefalopulos, ). It is assumed that participatory communication can lead to the inclusion of marginalized groups in decision‐making processes (eg, Wahyuningsih & Hastjaro, ), enhance transparency of public resources management (eg, Chambers, Dimitrova, & Pollock, ), and strengthen social and political accountability (eg, United Nations Development Programme [UNDP], ).…”

Section: The Potential Of Participatory Communication Interventions Tmentioning

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The potential of ICT‐supported participatory communication interventions to challenge local power dynamics: Lessons from the case of Togo

Breuer

Blomenkemper

Kliesch

et al. 2018

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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This paper adds to the debate on the contribution of ICT towards improving the quality of local governance. The data presented were collected during the scoping phase of an ICT‐based participation platform aimed at improving local governance in Togo. We combine original data from a social network analysis and a representative household survey. Based on these data, we conclude that the success of ICT interventions to transform local power structures depends on their adequate adaption to the political and technical environment. Decisions about the stage of the public policy cycle at which ICT projects intervene must be informed by the nature of local power relations and the distribution of access to ICT and participation opportunities across the intervention's target population.

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Section: The Potential Of Participatory Communication Interventions Tmentioning

confidence: 99%

The potential of ICT‐supported participatory communication interventions to challenge local power dynamics: Lessons from the case of Togo

Breuer

Blomenkemper

Kliesch

et al. 2018

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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Challenges in Implementation of ICT for the Budget Accountability and Development of Budget Information Literacy

Cited by 1 publication

References 4 publications

The potential of ICT‐supported participatory communication interventions to challenge local power dynamics: Lessons from the case of Togo

The potential of ICT‐supported participatory communication interventions to challenge local power dynamics: Lessons from the case of Togo

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