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An open letter to the G20 finance
ministers and G20 leaders from Consumers International, the
global federation of consumer organisations |
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Worldwide consumer organisations sign
open letter to G20 finance ministers expressing apprehension
about the key omissions in the proposals on financial
consumer protection
New Delhi, October 13, 2011 |
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G-20 Summit: Agenda and the call for an
Expert Group
on Consumer Financial Protection |
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Upcoming Event |
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Public Event on 'Demand and Supply of Corruption
in Public Services'
April 18, 2011,
1430 hrs at RICEM, Jaipur |
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In media |
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Cheating: A way of life
The Asian Age,
November 15, 2011 |
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Rs.9 mn sanctioned for consumer awareness
project
Indo Asian News Services,
November, 06, 2011 |
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Govt to spend Rs 90 lakh on project to save
consumer interest
The Economic Times ,
November 05, 2011
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Social Accountability in
Action
‘Engaging Communities in Health Services’
Documentary Film |
CUTS Centre for Consumer Action Research &
Training (CUTS CART) in partnership with Transparency and
Accountability Programme (TAP) of the Results for Development (R4D)
Institute, Washington DC and Human Development Network (HDN) of the
World Bank, Washington DC and in active collaboration with the Dept.
of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Rajasthan, implemented a
project entitled ‘Ensuring Improved Service Delivery through Community
Monitoring of PHCs in Tonk District of Rajasthan’ from August 2009 to
October 2010. Keeping in mind the community monitoring aspect of
National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), civic engagement was kept as the
central point of this research project and looked in to the service
delivery through the PHCs and the aspect of absenteeism. Social
accountability tools, Participatory Absenteeism Tracking Process and
Citizen Report Card (CRC) were used in the study. The 10 minute
documentary film titled ‘Engaging Communities in Health Services’
depicts CUTS CART interventions under the project, which resulted in
improved health service delivery through the involvement of
communities.
CART
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