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When doing the design and monitoring framework (DMF) exercise, outcomes should describe the immediate and direct benefits of the project. Outcome statements articulate the change the project is expected to achieve—in this case, the management of in-migration. No separate outcome statement or concept was included in the DMF.

Project Number: 38049-013
Project Name: Urban Infrastructure Development Project
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The DUDES, TCC, and PCC, need to provide additional support for investments in the urban sector to ensure adequate funding to maintain, build capacity and public awareness, and improve access to urban services. The government’s policy calls for Thimphu and Phuentsholing city governments to outsource maintenance rather than to develop in-house capacity.34 This requires the DUDES, TCC, and PCC to enhance skills in project and program management and outsourcing.

Project Number: 38049-013
Project Name: Urban Infrastructure Development Project
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The DMF targets need to be project related. It used a target for impact indicator that linked project output to government revenue. While it is possible to reasonably forecast results, the government revenue may change for reasons unrelated to the project or the sector, as seen in this case.

Project Number: 37399-013
Project Name: Green Power Development Project
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The use of cross-subsidy and innovative technologies for renewable energy and electricity storage are effective in rapidly expanding electricity access for remote communities. This is critical in countries having mountainous terrain and archipelagos that require large investment to expand the distribution network.

Project Number: 37399-013
Project Name: Green Power Development Project
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The PPP model can help finance relatively large infrastructure projects that directly increase export and government revenue. This approach is particularly relevant in developing countries with weak private sector participation in infrastructure and which lack the capacity for commercial borrowing because of debt sustainability considerations. Some examples of countries in a similar situation are the Kyrgyz Republic, the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Nepal, and Tajikistan where large hydropower potential can be developed to increase their power exports using the PPP model.

Project Number: 37399-013
Project Name: Green Power Development Project
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Benefits for women need to be distinctively planned and pursued in all water supply projects.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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Coordination and phasing of linked activities is necessary for projects to fully deliver their intended benefits.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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A series of short project extensions has to be avoided, as this can create unnecessary administrative burdens.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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A well-defined partnership agreement with the Timor-Leste government is necessary to achieve water sector policy reforms and build adequate national capacity for developing sustainable safe water supply systems.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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A flexible approach to financing operating costs, operation and maintenance (O&M) contracts, and the engagement of required national expertise may need to be incorporated in post-conflict water supply improvement projects.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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A thorough assessment of the enabling environment and government capacities has to be ensured before embarking on development projects in fragile and post-conflict countries.

Project Number: 38189-022
Project Name: Dili Urban Water Supply Sector Project
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