The Flourishing Community Index is an open source tool based on modern technology for organizations and institutions to deliver more relevant and effective policies, programs and products. We are not only answering the question if we are doing things right, but also if we are doing the right thing.
Enhancing mutual social accountability, restoring social contracts between states and their citizens, is integral part of this and fully recognizes the role of civil society organizations” Toth explains: “The commitments of the international donor community to achieve accelerated impact in poverty eradication calls for new thinking, intervention strategies and different implementation. Highlight of the presentation is the Flourishing Community Index: a tool that is being developed by Cordaid to capture the needs, aspirations and development priorities of communities independently of specific, development actors and donors. They will present a variety of tools and approaches, from Open Performance Based Financing, to IATI transparency and Cordaid’s engagement through it. “The use of open development, inclusive, transparent tools and technological means to empower people to engage, is a precondition for success”, says Izabella Toth. The Brown Bag Lunch (BBL) is organized as part of the first Knowledge Platform of the Global Partnership for Social Accountability (GPSA). The event is live-streamed.Ĭaroline Kroon and Izabella Toth, both Senior Corporate Strategists, present Cordaid’s vision on the Open Development Movement. May 19 Cordaid presents its vision on the catalytic role of Open Development to enhance social accountability during a World Bank Brown Bag Lunch Session in Washington DC.
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