Drivers of change country studies

Country	Studies
Angola	Drivers of Change: an Overview Angola: Drivers of Change Position Paper 1: Economic Change and Reform Angola: Drivers of Change Position Paper 2: Politics Angola: Drivers of Change Position Paper 3: Civil Society
Bangladesh	Drivers of Change Study Summary Version: Drivers of Change Study
Bolivia	Bolivia’s Political Party System and the Incentives for Pro-Poor Reform
Cambodia	Cambodia Drivers of Change Study, Second Draft Inception Report: Part II, Cambodia and Vietnam
Georgia	Drivers of Change Study
Ghana	What are the drivers of change in Ghana? The politics of Ghana’s budgetary system The middle classes and their role in national development The role of traditional institutions in political change and development The role of faith-based associations in political change and development
Kenya	Summary Report: Drivers of Change
Kyrgyzstan	Analysis of Incentives and Capacity for Poverty Reduction in Kyrgyzstan
Malawi	Drivers of Change and Development in Malawi Report on Politics of the Budget Process
Mozambique	Political Economy of the Budget in Mozambique
Nigeria	Preliminary Overview
Pakistan	Synthesis and Policy Implications
Peru	Alliances Against Poverty: DFID’s Experience in Peru 2000-2005 Peru’s Political Party System and the Promotion of Pro-Poor Reform
Tanzania	Tanzania Accountability Study Inception Report Understanding Patterns of Accountability in Tanzania – Budget Process Understanding Patterns of Accountability in Tanzania – Ethnographic Study Understanding Patterns of Accountability in Tanzania – Synthesis Report
Uganda	Uganda’s Political Economy: a Synthesis of Major Thought
Vanuatu	Unfinished State: Drivers of Change in Vanuatu
Zambia	Drivers of Change Overview: Long Version Drivers of change Overview: Short Version

Other country-level PEA studies

Sundet, G., & Moen, E. (2009). Political economy analysis of Kenya (Discussion Report No. 19). Oslo: NORAD.
How can donors contribute to governance reform in Kenya? What role can they play in strengthening state-society relations in particular? This report makes recommendations for Norway’s strategic approach to governance in Kenya based on a political economy analysis of the country. More focus on state-society relations is needed, particularly at local government level. Systematic learning, analysis and social dialogue should also be emphasised.
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