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Information and collective action in community-based monitoring of schools: Field and lab experimental evidence from Uganda∗ Abigail Barr, Frederick Mugisha, Pieter Serneels, and Andrew Zeitlin† PRELIMINARY—NOT FOR
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Document Date: 2014-09-20 17:31:27


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Abstract Community / Kampala / /

Company

The World Bank / Ames / /

Country

Colombia / Indonesia / Kenya / Ecuador / United States / Uganda / Tanzania / Liberia / Bangladesh / India / Peru / Sierra Leone / /

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Facility

University of East Anglia / Georgetown University / University of Nottingham / /

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possible solution / intraethnic sanctioning technologies / school scorecard monitoring tool / communities with training or tools / training or tools / public services / control / /

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Sierra Leone / /

Organization

Economic Policy Research Centre / World Bank / the Netherlands Development Organisation / University of Nottingham / Georgetown University / School Management Committee / SMC / Ministry of Finance / Ministry of Education / University of East Anglia / /

Person

Pieter Serneels / Damalie Zalwango / Ibrahim Kasirye / Kees de Graaf / Judith Nakayamanna / Abigail Barr / Julius Odongo / Paul Collier / Lawrence Bategeka / Samii / Stefan Dercon / Andrew Zeitlin / Frederick Mugisha / Gregory Acar / Felix Schmieding / Madina Guloba / /

Position

teacher / mediator / representative / forceful advocate / Corresponding author / King / /

Technology

intraethnic sanctioning technologies / /

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