While CRAIDS funding was project based, the funding mechanism recognised the importance of building the capacity of the organisation, through facilitating and then funding a bottom-up, community-articulated needs approach, supported by community IGAs, with CBOs being the main implementers of the projects / interventions.
Attempts at involving the community are currently being made, mainly through the World Bank supported Multisectoral AIDS Project (MAP), which is implemented in some 15 countries in SSA, but the shortage of experience in HIV prevention of NGOs that are the main implementers of the projects has put the quality of efforts expended in these programmes into question (65).
We need to find a balance between supporting the organization, as the developer and implementer of the project, while garnering greater buy-in from the community.
There, over three years, NGO "My Family", the implementer of the project, helped 82 children come back to families, and none of them was returned.
Private sector entities such as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) or contracted service providers are the main implementers in over a third of the projects reviewed.
Even though the implementation of the Mobility Partnerships has at times been a complex task, with local implementers unsure about the purpose of the projects and their coherence with the local reality, in both cases, the European Commission perceives them as achievements, even if no proper evaluation mechanisms have been set to monitor their consequences.
The implementers of all the successful projects reported in Vikolainen et al. (2011) ensured that Natura 2000 conservation goals for a site would be achieved within their project designs, sometimes by establishing there would be no significant effect or by including a compensation project.
Harman [ 49], reporting on World Bank MAP supported programmes in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, proposed that under this programme, CBOs were merely the implementers of projects, thus following a more utilitarian framework.
The projects were often the first implementers of the MTB/RIF test for TB case detection in their respective countries.
This study examined the dimensionality of the subjective outcome evaluation tool assessing the views of program implementers in the context of the Project P.A.T.H.S. in Hong Kong.
To determine applicability in the programme, applications were discussed with the SLIMMER project group and the intended implementers of the maintenance programme.
