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p. 7 of 29 BACK | NEXT I. Key Aspects Who are the members of the Inspection Committee? Who are the independent experts included in the Inspection Roster? What projects can be reviewed under the Bank's Inspection Policy? Who can request the review or "inspection" of a project? What requests for inspection will be considered? Which policies and procedures are relevant to an inspection? What matters are outside the scope of the inspection policy? What are the basic requirements for making an initial complaint to the Bank's Management? What are the basic requirements for making an inspection request to the Inspection Committee? II. Inspection Procedures III. Sample Forms

ADB's Inspection Policy: A Guidebook : I. Key Aspects

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Which policies and procedures are relevant to an inspection?

The review of a project under the inspection policy focuses on whether the Bank has followed its operational policies and procedures in connection with the project.

For this purpose, the Bank's "operational policies and procedures" are the Bank Policies and Operational Procedures included in the Bank's Operations Manual and, if applicable, corresponding sections in earlier editions of the Manual. They also include Staff Instructions that relate to the formulation, processing or implementation of Bank projects (but that have not yet been incorporated in the Operations Manual).

The operational policies and procedures that apply to a project are those that were in effect on the date the project was approved (or, if the project is still in preparation, the operational policies and procedures that are in effect when the inspection request is made).

(See Inspection Procedures, Part B and Inspection Procedures, Part E.)

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