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Project Number: 44372-013
Project Name: Flood Emergency Reconstruction Project
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Strengthening the capacities of implementing agencies enhances the effectiveness and sustainability of emergency assistance projects.

Project Number: 43001-012
Project Name: Emergency Flood Damage Rehabilitation Project
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Aligning the scope and size of an emergency assistance project to the urgent needs of the affected persons boosts its relevance and effectiveness.

Project Number: 43001-013
Project Name: Emergency Flood Damage Rehabilitation Project
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Covenanting legally complex issues is not advisable under an emergency assistance project.

Project Number: 43001-014
Project Name: Emergency Flood Damage Rehabilitation Project
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A flexible design enables an emergency assistance project to respond to emerging post-disaster needs.

Project Number: 43001-015
Project Name: Emergency Flood Damage Rehabilitation Project
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Local governments tend to have little responsibility in sustaining the facilities established under a community-driven development (CDD) project.

Project Number: 43255-013
Project Name: Urban Sanitation and Rural Infrastructure Support to the PNPM Mandiri Project
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Improving sanitation needs time and conscientious awareness−building.

Project Number: 43255-013
Project Name: Urban Sanitation and Rural Infrastructure Support to the PNPM Mandiri Project
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Meaningful participation strengthens community commitment to projects.

Project Number: 43255-013
Project Name: Urban Sanitation and Rural Infrastructure Support to the PNPM Mandiri Project
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The community-driven development approach is effective. Although it seems self-evident, this fundamental lesson is often overlooked and needs to be reiterated. Community involvement in planning and responsibility for O&M is a practical and cost-effective way of managing such small-scale systems. The government-enabled community ownership and capacity building approach employed by the project will be useful in other efforts to scale up agricultural development, for example in improving rural health, water supply and sanitation, and education.

Project Number: 34188-013
Project Name: Northern Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project
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Sustainable O&M and water provision are crucial. Sustainable O&M that guarantees water provision is an incentive for farmers to remain members of WUAs. Farmers tend to withdraw from WUAs if their fields do not receive adequate water flows. Without water delivery to their fields, there was no incentive for farmers to work on land conversion and therefore some refused to invest their resources in converting undeveloped land to paddy fields, which would have increased the irrigated area under the project.

Project Number: 34188-013
Project Name: Northern Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project
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Irrigation infrastructure should be built to last. Frequent damage to irrigation facilities caused by flooding and landslides is a big threat to the sustainability of infrastructure improvements. Considering the poor watershed management in the areas surrounding subprojects and incompatible land uses (e.g., hilly land corn farming above the irrigated rice fields), the construction of irrigation infrastructure needs to improve. Preventive and protective measures need to be taken to guard against recurring intense rainfalls and extreme weather events.

Project Number: 34188-013
Project Name: Northern Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project
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