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Marketing and promotion of the tourism products that were developed as intended in the Pro-Poor Tourism Interventions needs more attention, but it was not clear in the PCR as to what were these outputs and outcomes. A tourism marketing and promotions consultant would be able to link together the tourism attractions being developed into various tourism circuits of the countries and the GMS.

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: Greater Mekong Subregion: Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Given the objective of developing demonstration subprojects that will benefit the poor and the ethnic minorities, a tourism evaluation specialist should have been recruited to document subproject experiences in the two countries to help in replicating these in all GMS countries.

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: Greater Mekong Subregion: Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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Subproject selection and design in tourism sector projects has to be underpinned by a detailed analysis of tourism demand.

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: GMS Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Targeted support for women-led enterprises, in the tourism sector and elsewhere, can boost women empowerment.

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: GMS Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Focusing on larger investments will maximize the impact of ADB regional sovereign assistance to the tourism sector

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: GMS Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Project preparatory technical assistance (PPTA) has to dedicate adequate resources toward ensuring project readiness.

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: GMS Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Appropriate procurement packaging is crucial to the success of projects with multiple infrastructure components

Project Number: 38015-013
Project Name: GMS Sustainable Tourism Development Project
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Including in the program scope the delivery of outputs that are contingent on nonprogram activities can pose implementation risks to the program.

Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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Clear−cut definition of outcome indicators and availability of baseline data facilitate a reliable assessment of program performance.

Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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A well−defined focus strengthens the implementation of policy reforms.

Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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Promoting customs reform at the regional level is advantageous to developing better understanding and a common vision of customs modernization.

Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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Aligning the program design to existing capacities and country−specific requirements minimizes the risk of the program being ambitious in scope and timeframe.

Project Number: 45260-001
Project Name: SASEC Trade Facilitation Program
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A customs modernization project, aimed at reducing corruption, needs a holistic approach that combines technical, policy, and capacity-building elements. In this case, it is an integration of three interrelated components: (i) IT infrastructure, (ii) laws and procedures, and (iii) coordination among concerned agencies. The IT infrastructure is important in reducing direct, face-to-face interactions that provide opportunities for corruption. Customs laws and procedures, in line with international standards, could provide the institutional framework for a modernized business environment.

Project Number: 35376-033
Project Name: Customs Modernization Project
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The collection of baseline data should be given high priority. Efforts could have been exerted to ensure that baseline data were established during appraisal stage. Without measurable baseline values set up at appraisal stage, meaningful indicators should be carefully formulated to allow continuous monitoring for updates throughout project implementation. The project’s independent evaluation was hampered by the absence of these baseline indicators.

Project Number: 35376-033
Project Name: Customs Modernization Project
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