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Lesson
A well-thought-out project communications plan, backed by local capacity building, is needed for the successful implementation of projects in FSM. Information is often not widely shared in the FSM, and securing support for reforms can be particularly complex in this context. The Chuuk Public Utilities Corporation was able to effectively carry out its communications and outreach activities and secure support for reforms with the help of a well-defined operation, maintenance, and management contract. Project delays affected the momentum of activities in the other three states.

Project Number: 35448-013
Project Name: Omnibus Infrastructure Development Project
Report Date: 31 Jan 2023

Lesson
The political economy of the country as well as of the local areas where projects are to be sited needs to be thoroughly understood and considered in the design of projects. The project assumptions that institutional and financial reforms would be adopted within a reasonable time frame and that demand for the improved water supply services could be established in Kosrae state proved false. Project preparation could have supported a more thorough understanding of the political economy, and the scope based on a stronger rationale and expressed demand.

Project Number: 35448-013
Project Name: Omnibus Infrastructure Development Project
Report Date: 31 Jan 2023

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Countries

  • (-) Federated States of Micronesia (2)
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  • Mongolia (1)
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  • Palau (2)
  • Papua New Guinea (1)
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  • Uzbekistan (1)

Sectors

  • (-) Energy (2)
    • Conventional energy generation (2)
  • Water and other urban infrastructure and services (2)

Themes

  • Inclusive Economic Growth (2)
  • Environmentally Sustainable Growth (2)
  • Private Sector Development (2)
  • Governance and Capacity Development (2)

Report Year

  • 2023 (2)

Report Source

  • Self-evaluation (2)

Report Rating

  • Less than successful (2)

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Topics

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  • Country context (4)
  • Data availability and baselines (1)
  • Design and/or planning (2)
  • Economic (1)
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  • Project design (4)
  • Replication and scaling Up (2)
  • Skilled human resources (1)
  • Stakeholder engagement (1)
  • Stakeholder participation (2)
  • Time allocation or task sequencing (1)
  • (-) Policy and reform (2)

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