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Lesson
The cornerstone of effective programs is to ensure that the building blocks for acceptable management are in place; therefore, ADB should seek opportunities to ensure that coordinated and consistent project management procedures and practices are developed.

Project Number: 42489-043
Project Name: Water Supply and Sanitation Services Investment Program – Tranche 3
Report Date: 03 Oct 2019

Lesson
1. Regulatory bottlenecks (such as regulatory procedures on foreign exchange and restrictions on cash transactions) that affect implementation need to be assessed more comprehensively, reviewed at appraisal, with the relevant agencies proactively involved in addressing the issues.

Project Number: 42007-014
Project Name: Small Business and Entrepreneurship Development Project
Report Date: 24 Jul 2019

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