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Social Analysis Tools
Social Analysis for Country Partnership Strategy
ADB’s operational strategy in each developing member country (DMC) is formulated every 5-6 years based on the broad-based stakeholder consultations, and is called the country partnership strategy (CPS). The CPS is informed by country poverty analysis, a range of economic and thematic assessments, sector diagnostics and roadmaps, and other relevant analyses.
The social analysis for CPS does:
- Examine how the social, institutional and policy context determines the level and patterns of social exclusion and inequity, and how such exclusion and inequality influence income and non-income dimensions of poverty
- Identify opportunities for ADB operations to develop or enhance policies, institutions, and capacity to promote greater inclusion and equity and to empower the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable groups
- Show the DMC’s progress in reducing gender disparities and in empowering women and girls, and suggest ways to accelerate progress
- Suggest ways to manage social risks and social vulnerabilities at the country and sector levels
- Determine results indicators to monitor social inclusion, equity, empowerment and security relevant to the CPS goals in the DMC
The CPS social analysis should be conducted through:
- Country poverty analysis
- Governance and institutional assessment
- Capacity assessment
- Country gender assessment
- Sector analyses – e.g., transport, energy, agriculture and rural development, urban development, education, health, etc.
- Stakeholder consultations
The CPS social analysis and strategies need to be integrated into:
- CPS main text
- Results framework, including CPS monitoring and evaluation measures
- Thematic and sector roadmaps
- Pipeline programs and projects
- Public disclosure
Learn more on how to conduct social analysis for CPS.
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