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Lesson
An ambitious, complex program or project should not be launched without being fully equipped with adequate TA and other requisite resources, particularly when the design does not provide the option of accessing funds under the loan.
Project Number:
32238-013
Project Name:
Governance Reform Program
Report Date:
30 Apr 2010
Lesson
If a program or project runs against both (a) and (b) above, there should be flexibility in implementation plan to reduce the scope and focus on the essential core of the program or project. The policy matrix should clearly identify such core issues beforehand.
Project Number:
32238-013
Project Name:
Governance Reform Program
Report Date:
30 Apr 2010
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