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Close coordination enhances the outcome and value-addition of each donor’s contribution to the reform process in developing countries.

Project Number: 50051-001
Project Name: Improving Public Expenditure Quality Program, Subprogram 1
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A more detailed, formal assessment of individual, organizational, and institutional capacity before program design that could then be monitored during implementation might also have helped strengthen program implementation.

Project Number: 48361-001, 48361-002, 48361-003
Project Name: Building Macroeconomic Resilience Program
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The level, timing, focus, number, prioritization, sequencing, and flexibility of the reform actions are likely to be unique to each program of reforms and to change.

Project Number: 48361-001, 48361-002, 48361-003
Project Name: Building Macroeconomic Resilience Program
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PPP projects need to address the particular issues and concerns of clients.

Project Number: 48458-001, 48458-003
Project Name: Expanding Private Participation in Infrastructure Program
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It is essential for PPP institutions to maintain their independence from the political process to ensure continuing confidence in their decisions and operations.

Project Number: 48458-001, 48458-003
Project Name: Expanding Private Participation in Infrastructure Program
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Public-private partnership (PPP) efforts would have more far-reaching success if supported by an enabling legal framework.

Project Number: 48458-001, 48458-003
Project Name: Expanding Private Participation in Infrastructure Program
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A programmatic approach is essential in addressing deep and technically challenging structural reforms.

Project Number: 48458-001, 48458-003
Project Name: Expanding Private Participation in Infrastructure Program
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Fiscal reforms are always difficult, requiring strong government ownership and political will and continued engagement from ADB.

Project Number: 49209-001
Project Name: Second West Bengal Development Finance Program
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Investment in e-governance platforms yields high returns.

Project Number: 49209-001
Project Name: Second West Bengal Development Finance Program
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Successful policy actions require effective government control.

Project Number: 49209-001
Project Name: Second West Bengal Development Finance Program
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Reforms on tax burden and administration should be broad enough to significantly reduce the cost of tax compliance and eventually the size of the informal economy.

Project Number: 41544-088, 41544-089, 41544-091
Project Name: Second Investment Climate Improvement Program (Subprograms 1–3)
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Inclusion of gender targets in policy actions and DMF ensures the delivery of gender actions benefiting women.

Project Number: 41544-088, 41544-089, 41544-091
Project Name: Second Investment Climate Improvement Program (Subprograms 1–3)
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The terms and conditions of the subsequent tranches of financing should be at least as attractive as the initial tranche to keep the borrower committed to completing the full reform program.

Project Number: 50210-001
Project Name: Fiscal Resilience Improvement Program (Subprograms 1 and 2)
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Recognizing the limitations placed by cost and staff resources on ADB’s capacity to fully participate in coordination meetings in small member countries, the role of additional TA should have been carefully evaluated.

Project Number: 50210-001
Project Name: Fiscal Resilience Improvement Program (Subprograms 1 and 2)
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Continued engagement by ADB would have enabled it to continue contributing its expertise to the reform process, keep itself informed of the evolving views of the government, and help clarify ADB’s future role in the reform process.

Project Number: 50210-001
Project Name: Fiscal Resilience Improvement Program (Subprograms 1 and 2)
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