Developing Kampala’s citizen charter: Citizen deliberation and bureaucratic responsiveness in service provision The facets of political inequality: Evidence from consultative processes in Kampala Working paper 26 Oct 2020 Cities Authors Constantin Manuel Bosancianu Research Fellow, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB) Ana Garcia-Hernandez Research Fellow, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB) Macartan Humphreys Professor, Columbia University Bosancianu-et-al-2020-Working-Paper.pdf Download PDF document • 1.55 MB Share Share More from Developing Kampala’s citizen charter: Citizen deliberation and bureaucratic responsiveness in service provision Representative outcomes through citizen consultative meetings: A study of Kampala, Uganda Macartan Humphreys, Constantin Manuel Bosancianu, Ana Garcia-Hernandez, Innocent Silver Policy brief More from IGC Taxing effectively Improving tax compliance through public disclosure: Evidence from Uganda Tanner Regan, Priya Manwaring Blog Climate priorities in developing countries How rural poor populations fared in Pakistan’s 2022 floods Amen Jalal, Pol Simpson, Isra Imtiaz, Zahra Tajammal Blog Strengthening urban waste management by empowering waste pickers in Ghana Martin Oteng-Ababio, Ebenezer Amankwaa Blog Evaluating economic gains to urban investments and policies: Introducing IGC’s Cities Spatial Model Hugh Cole, Victoria Delbridge, Maria del Mar Gómez, Nick Tsivanidis, Román David Zárate Blog Themes Cities Countries Uganda
