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Ensure that all requirements for project implementation should be in place early on and, hence, immediate steps can be taken to avoid delays in future projects, which was the key issue during the first 2 years of project implementation.

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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No new lessons

Project Number: 34149-013
Project Name: Second Decentralized Health Services Project
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Need for a strong ownership of the government and stakeholders to help ensure the successful implementation of a reform program.

Project Number: 32507-013, 32507-023
Project Name: Capital Market Development Program Cluster
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No new lessons

Project Number: 35139-013
Project Name: Power Transmission Improvement Sector Project
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Since major project activities were managed by the schools themselves, a specific approach should have been designed to provide remedial support to relatively poor performing schools such as additional capacity development programs, especially in planning and management practices, monitoring and evaluation.

Project Number: 33409-013
Project Name: Vocational Education Strengthening Project
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Given the complexity of the project activities that were implemented across 90 model and 230 alliance schools throughout the nation, the project design could have considered more efficient implementation arrangements in procuring equipment for all the schools. The initial arrangement of central procurement through NCB (national competitive bidding) method turned out to be very time-consuming and less effective. More thorough due diligence for procurement arrangements would have facilitate smoother implementation of project activities at lower costs.

Project Number: 33409-013
Project Name: Vocational Education Strengthening Project
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Given the range of physical, nonphysical, and capacity building activities throughout the project duration, the formulation of appropriate indicators measuring the project's outcomes should have been more realistic in line with the sequencing of project implementation activities. Much of the quality impacts, such as improved exam scores and employment rates, were beginning to take effect only toward the end of project implementation, following the completion of upgrading physical facilities, improvement of teachers' qualifications, and adoption of new teaching methods.

Project Number: 33409-013
Project Name: Vocational Education Strengthening Project
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The delayed start of establishing EMIS (Education Management Information System) across model vocational schools prevented the adequate gathering of data throughout the project duration. Although an M&E specialist was also recruited to independently monitor and evaluate project activities, the project performance management system and specific measures for key output and outcome indicators were not all adequately developed. This makes it difficult to fully assess the progress of some indicators or the quality of outputs achieved.

Project Number: 33409-013
Project Name: Vocational Education Strengthening Project
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Need for strong emphasis on establishing adequate O&M mechanisms to ensure sustainability of the built infrastructure. Lastly, more guidance is required from district administrations, consultants, and community facilitators to ensure that communities understand the importance of systematic maintenance.

Project Number: 38385-013
Project Name: Rural Infrastructure Support to the PNPM Mandiri Project II
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Effective utilization of existing institutions avoided start-up problems and delays. This enabled the concerned agencies to immediately trigger implementation activities without waiting for a project management office to be set up. This was attributed to ADB’s own experience in implementing the previous PNPM Mandiri project.

Project Number: 38385-013
Project Name: Rural Infrastructure Support to the PNPM Mandiri Project II
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The project adopted excellent design features of poverty targeting, community participation, capacity building for both the project implementers and the project beneficiaries, and microenterprise business development in aquaculture production and processing.

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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A functional management information system should have been developed in DGA (Directorate General of Aquaculture).

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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The delay in project start-up could have been avoided if the government had issued Government Regulation No. 7 of 4 February 2008 immediately after project effectiveness.

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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Use of voluntary extension workers recruited from local communities by district agencies will help ensure continuity of extension services to local project beneficiaries.

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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Forming and strengthening cooperatives is a good strategy in sustaining project benefits after project completion.

Project Number: 35183-013
Project Name: Sustainable Aquaculture Development for Food Security and Poverty Reduction Project
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