Governance
The Impact of Community-Driven Accountability on Land Rights Governance: Evidence from a Homestead Land Titling Initiative
30 September, 2018
- IGC Research on India
How and under what circumstances can civic mobilization improve local governance and service delivery? This project seeks to contribute to debates on this question through a multi-method analysis of a homestead land entitlement support program in rural Gaya District, Bihar. This project evaluates Deshkal Society’s intervention with a research design composed of four components: Village-level randomized field experiment, Semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with untitled SC households, Semi-structured interviews and focus group interviews with CBO members and Interviews with government officials and key informants.
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