مدیریت بخش عمومی مبتنی بر نتایج: راهنمای ارزیابی سریع

The threat from dengue has grown dramatically. The World Health organization estimates that there may be up to 100 million thousands die because of dengue each year. Controlling mosquitoes is the only available dengue prevention strategy, but dengue control activities tend to be limited to reponses to outbreaks. This report documents a promising, feasible, low-cost measure for controlling Aedes egypti mosquitoes, the primary household-associated dengue vector. The intervention involved encouraging local communities in Cambodia and the Lao People's Democratic Republic to use small fish called guppies to devour mosquito larvae in household water containers; this was accompanied by intense communication activities. The result was significant reductions in the number of containers with mosquito larvae and of mosquito pupae per person. The approach is being considered for expansion to other areas of Cambodia and the Lao People's Democratic Republic and is also being taken to countries in the South Pacific with a view to assessing its wider suitability. Provides a rapid assessment guide for analyzing the results focus of public sector management (PSM) (planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and evaluation are the core components) against predetermined results features or principles. Draws on the framework to incorporate principle-based questions to determine the results orientation of PSM at the country, sector, and institutional levels. Also shows how results-based public sector management assessments can be integrated into ADB's business processes This guide highlights the key features for a results-based public sector management system, and is a principle-based approach to identifying capacity development needs. The guide also shows how results-based public sector management assessments can be integrated into the business processes of the Asian Development Bank.