Changes in economic factors occurring between financing and implementation may require revision of the project. Therefore examine:
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- Have any factors changed that may result in the project not bringing about the intended economic benefits for any beneficiary group?
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- Identify the factors that may reduce economic benefit. Discuss these with relevant parties and modify project activities as required.
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Identify the factors that may reduce economic benefit. Discuss these with relevant parties and modify project activities as required.
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- Are mechanisms intended to ensure cost recovery and the financial sustainability defined in the project being put in place?
- Are monitoring procedures in place to determine the financial sustainability of the project?
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- Initiate discussions with government to ensure that necessary human, financial and physical resources are in place.
- Strengthen training and capacity building concerning cost recovery procedures.
- Ensure that all parties understand the data gathering and reporting procedures needed to facilitate cost recovery.
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Coordination of fund contributions is essential to avoid wastage of resource and project delay. Therefore examine:
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- Are the sector coordination mechanisms to address systematic issues, such as project and programme coordination, on national scale in place?
- Are contributions from the agreed sources been delivered as scheduled?
- Are budget support mechanisms for flow of funds financial accounting in place?
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- Ensure all coordination actions are in place via e.g. workshops, appropriate meetings
- Initiate meetings at an appropriate level.
- Ensure all necessary budget support mechanisms are well functioning
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