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Sierra Leone like most African countries has seen its share of challenges to transition from government to governance. This saw the country transition from early democratic experiment to one-party then to military rule and to the painful rebel war and finally to the contemporary democratic system that is faced with crises of service delivery as was evident by the worst case of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). There is therefore the need to learn about the varieties of governance and effective basic service delivery and of cooperation or not between state actors (principal and agent) on the one…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Sierra Leone like most African countries has seen its share of challenges to transition from government to governance. This saw the country transition from early democratic experiment to one-party then to military rule and to the painful rebel war and finally to the contemporary democratic system that is faced with crises of service delivery as was evident by the worst case of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). There is therefore the need to learn about the varieties of governance and effective basic service delivery and of cooperation or not between state actors (principal and agent) on the one part and non-state (profit and non-profit) actors and communities/clients on the other. This is important in the enhancement of collective efficiency that can accrue via joint action and accountability. The critical empirical question raised in this study on the governance of basic services concerns the latitude with which services are delivered by agents and whether they operate autonomouslyor are steered by the accountability mechanisms and how effective are the modes of service deliver?
Autorenporträt
Kamara, Sullay
Sullay Kamara is an inter-disciplinary development expert with bases in both Social and Physical/Environmental Sciences. He holds a PhD in Development Studies - Thesis work - in Partnership for Sustainable Rural Livelihoods. He also has a Licentiate in Engineering in Industrial Development. He has had over 35 years in R&D and Consulting Services.