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The Horizontal Learning Program BANGLADESH

The Horizontal Learning Program BANGLADESH. HLP - Defined. Horizontal Learning Program is a local government led peer-to-peer learning platform initiated by the Government of Bangladesh and supported by development partners. HLP - Process.

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The Horizontal Learning Program BANGLADESH

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  1. The Horizontal Learning Program BANGLADESH

  2. HLP - Defined Horizontal Learning Program is a local government led peer-to-peer learning platform initiated by the Government of Bangladesh and supported by development partners.

  3. HLP - Process Horizontal Learning enables local governments to connect with each other to identify, share and replicate the good practices of their peers. Identify good practices Validate good practices Replicate through holding hands HORIZONTAL LEARNING PROCESS Learn via Appreciative inquiry Discuss with citizens and integrate into the ADP Prioritize practices to replicate

  4. HLP - Principles • Appreciate: To realize our inherent value, strength and potential to overcome the limits that we often unconsciously impose on ourselves. • Connect: To break down the distinctions that separate us from the essence of our peers and detract from our collective well being. • Adapt/Replicate: To start with those things that are already working and enable learning through exposure to good practices within their local context.

  5. HLP - Value Added The bottom-up process complements top-down capacity building What to teach? What works?

  6. Working Area FY13 The peer-to-peer learning process is led by 568Union Parishad (Union Council, the smallest local government system in Bangladesh)in 48 upazilas and supported by 32 partners with presence in over 3000 UPs.

  7. HLP - Results

  8. UP Good Practices FY13+ UP Good Practices FY11-12 UP Good Practices FY08-10

  9. FY12, #UP Plans FY14, #UP Plans50% FY13, #UP Plans 100% FY13 = 357 UPs 100% FY12 = 303 UPs 100% FY14 = 378 UPs

  10. FY14, UP Budgets50% FY13, UP Budgets FY12, UP Budgets

  11. HLP - Limitations Under HLP, external agents can not impose anything on UPs “What has worked!” “What are the deficiencies in capacity?” SDC DANIDA LGSP-LIC WB Plan WA JICA CBOs NGO / CBOs PRDP: Link Model LGSP Sharique HYSAWA LIC SIPP CBOs NILG HORIZONTAL LEARNING PROCESS • Appreciation • Innovation • Partnerships • Confidence ?? UP 66 UP 128 UP 232 UP 6 upazilas 13 upazilas 24 upazilas ?? upazila “What capacities do we already have?” E.g. Best practices are determined by UPs and policy reform is proposed by the peer-to-peer collectives of UPs (not by support partners).

  12. Thank you

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