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Coordinating or shared reporting and the use of government’s own systems would ease the burden of monitoring and reporting the implementation of crisis response programs. Developing a monitoring system that can be effectively implemented during a pandemic when there are competing demands on the time of staff, who are already stretched, is problematic. This is accentuated when other partners impose similar reporting requirements. Coordinated or shared reporting and reliance on government’s own internal systems would lessen this burden.

Project Number: 54245-001
Project Name: Health Expenditure and Livelihoods Support Program
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Clear and complete monitoring and reporting arrangements and systems are crucial to the success of RBLs.

Project Number: 47354-003
Project Name: Supporting National Urban Health Mission
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Mechanisms to ensure the availability of RBL-specific information from all participating states and/or government agencies need to be incorporated in the program design.

Project Number: 47354-003
Project Name: Supporting National Urban Health Mission
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Government ownership of new programs supported by ADB through results-based lending (RBL) should be clarified and firmly understood by all relevant agencies prior to implementation.

Project Number: 47354-003
Project Name: Supporting National Urban Health Mission
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TA has a unique value in engaging stakeholders in a comprehensive analysis of sector problems and formulating a realistic reform agenda, as well as in sustaining the reform process even after program completion.

Project Number: 51129-002
Project Name: Human Development Enhancement Program
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Effective collaboration and policy dialogue with development partners are of utmost importance for the successful implementation of policy reforms.

Project Number: 51129-002
Project Name: Human Development Enhancement Program
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A post-program partnership framework (PPPF) supporting the implementation of subsequent reforms is crucial in maintaining the reform momentum created by PBLs.

Project Number: 51129-002
Project Name: Human Development Enhancement Program
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Strong government leadership and commitment are crucial for the timely and effective implementation of reforms.

Project Number: 51129-002
Project Name: Human Development Enhancement Program
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Focusing on a single sector enhances the viability and impact of human development programs

Project Number: 51129-002
Project Name: Human Development Enhancement Program
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The traditional project management structure may need to be reconsidered when implementing a sector development plan (SDP).

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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When data are not available or are incomplete at appraisal, the project should consider supporting the development of a robust health management information system.

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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Timely collection of correct data is essential for monitoring the implementation, for assessing progress in achieving the program objectives, and as a basis for further planning and decision making.

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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The importance of data availability goes beyond the preparation of DMF indicators.

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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Procurement procedures for outputs financed by ADB and the government budget are different.

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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Policy dialogue for an SDP goes beyond the concerned sector and requires dialogue with other agencies and government officials.

Project Number: 40354-013
Project Name: Health Human Resources Sector Development Program
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