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– The willingness of government bodies to cooperate with NGOs (although in the process of such cooperation, some difficulties with understanding and interaction may arise); – The possibility of media involvement to inform the population about the implementation of CDS and its regional programs; – The interest of some donors in bringing NGOs into the monitoring and evaluation process. However, a full solution of this issue requires additional conditions. For this reason, the NGOs are not yet engaged in the process of monitoring and evaluating the CDS and its regional programs. To ensure NGO efforts in this direction, it is necessary to resolve some problems that relate to NGOs themselves as well as other participants in this process. First, NGOs are not yet ready to effectively monitor and evaluate the CDS and its regional programs. They need additional knowledge and practical skills. Organizing training sessions and seminars requires resources, especially financial. In any case, a major problem is the insufficient number of qualified teachers of these skills, especially in rural regions. Second, there are still no clear interactions between NGOs and government agencies in joint monitoring and evaluation of the CDS. Governmental authorities prefer to act independently, without involving NGOs. There is no established network between NGOs, government bodies and other interested parties. Third, NGOs are still unable to inform the public about the progress of the CDS, because they do not have access to necessary information to make the results of monitoring and evaluation of the CDS and its regional programs public. Fourth, mechanisms for partnerships with the media have not been developed, and the financial issues of joint activities have not been resolved. Fifth, due to low activity by NGOs, donors are not yet interested in financing their work in monitoring and evaluating the CDS and its regional programs. Neither have NGOs yet approached donors with their suggestions and requests on this issue. Sixth, monitoring and evaluation, as a category of NGOs activities, are not well developed in our country. These need deeper examination. Recommendations – Given that the NGOs are not yet ready to monitor and evaluate the CDS, their potential should be explored, and the professionalism of the representatives of these organizations should be improved, through training, workshops and other activities. – Introduce a contractual basis for NGOs partnership with government agencies for joint monitoring and evaluation. The rights and obligations of each party need to be to clearly defined. – Initiate pilot projects that monitor and evaluate the CDS and its regional programs, and establish contacts with donors interested in financing these projects. – Organize roundtables, seminars and conferences with representatives of NGOs, government bodies, the media and donor organizations on how to implement the CDS. Also, public debates with the public participation should be organized. – NGOs must establish partnership links with the media and use all their channels to inform the public of the progress of the CDS and its regional programs. – Create an association of NGOs involved in monitoring and evaluating the CDS 62
and its regional programs, to develop policies that promote adoption by government, local government authorities and local administrations of effective means to implement these programs. – With financial support from international donors or other financial sources, carry out a competitive selection of NGOs and trainers in order to: a) develop a training program for monitoring and evaluating the CDS and its regional programs; b) organize training and seminars for representatives of selected NGOs on monitor ing and evaluation; c) conduct sociological research into the general public or selected target groups on implementing the CDS and its regional programs; d) in cooperation with software developers, analyze the CDS and its regional programs to adapt their activities to processes of monitoring and evaluation; e) provide opinions on changes to the CDS and its regional programs and transfer them to the state bodies and local authorities for appropriate action. References 1. Great Economic Dictionary / Ed. A.N. Azriliyan. - 2nd ed., - Moscow: Institute of the New Economy, 1997. 2. Kaipov M.T. What is the Today‘s Image of NGOs in Kyrgyzstan? – retrieved from www.open. kg/theme/blitz/?them-id=51&id=430 . 3. Materials of the Conference, Organized by the “Soros-Kyrgyzstan” Foundation, 12-14 April, 2007. 4. Materials of the National Forum “NGO-2007”. 5. Course Materials of the Workshop “The Development of State Strategic Programs in the Framework of the UNDP Poverty Reduction”, 18 June, 2008, Bishkek. 6. “Nasha Gazeta” – Kostanai Region Weekly (Kazakhstan). April 1, 2004. 7. Report on the World Bank‘s Activities in the Kyrgyz Republic, 2005-2007. 8. Dictionary of Foreign Words and Phrases. Moscow: AST Olympus Astrel, 2000. 9. The Development Strategy of the Country. Bishkek, 2007. 10. http://pzlctgc.ru/docs/osn-pon.htm 11. http://www.advocacy-manual.ru/ch-14.shtml 12. www.spravka053.ru 63
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