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Caroline Miehe

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Postdoctoral researcher, Nova School of Business and Economics

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April 5, 2022

What changed when Ugandan farmers rated input quality and local vendor services

Bjorn Van Campenhout, CGIAR; Caroline Miehe, KU Leuven; David Spielman, CGIAR, and Robert Sparrow, Wageningen University

The internet and smartphones have enabled customers to make more informed choices by using sites where customers share their experiences.

Public participation has been found to increase voluntary cash contributions for the construction of schools in Ugandan sub-counties. Photo by: Wayne Hutchinson/Farm Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

February 4, 2021

Does bottom‑up monitoring improve public services? What we found in Uganda

Bjorn Van Campenhout, CGIAR and Caroline Miehe, KU Leuven

Public participation increased the quality and quantity of some public services, though not in all sectors, and some services were affected more than others.

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