1st Edition
African Parliamentary Reform
Foreword - Hon. William Shija 1. Introduction - Rick Stapenhurst & RasheedDraman 2. Engaging Civil Society – Ghana’s First PAC Hearing - Hon. Sallas Mensah 3. Enhancing Research & Information – Uganda’s Parliamentary Budget Office - Hon. Beatrice Kiraso 4. Promoting Gender Equality in the Tanzanian Parliament - Hon. Anna Makinda 5. Peace-building and National Reconciliation – the Role of the Rwandan Parliament - Sen. Joseph Kamerera 6. Reaching Out to Citizens – Enhancing the Opportunity for Private Members Bills & Constituency Offices in Zambia - Hon. Lubinda 7. Promoting Parliamentary Reforms in Kenya – We Have Come a Long Way - Hon. Peter Oloo Aringo 8. Benin; Citizen Participation in the Budget Debate via the Budget Committee (A Note) - Parliamentary Centre Staff 9. Strengthening Financial Accountability & Parliamentary Oversight in Ethiopia - Hon. Mesfin Mengistu 10. Rebuilding Parliament in a Conflict Affected Country – Interview with Senator Franklin Siakor (Liberia) - Sen. Franklin Siakor 11. Changing Standing Orders in Tanzania - Hon. Willibrod Slaa 12. The Parliamentary PACs in Nigerian States: Structure, Working Practices and Networking - Ben Ekeyi 13. Role Model for the World: The Formation of the African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption - Hon. Lubinda 14. Providing Services to the Community- Constituency Development Funds - Rasheed Draman and Mark Baskin 15. Climate Change –Establishing a Continental Parliamentary Task Force - Hon. David Ebong 16. Strengthening Public Accounts Committees Through Regional Networks Across Africa - Hon. John Cheyo 17. The Role of Parliamentarians in the Governance of Petroleum Resources - AbdulKarim Mohammed 18. Conclusions - Andrew Imlach Afterword - Obiageli "Oby" Ezekwesili
Biography
Rick Stapenhurst, The World Bank. Rasheed Draman, The Parliamentary Centre. Andrew Imlach, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Cindy Kroon, The World Bank.






