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Evaluation Capacity Development
Strengthening the Project Performance Management System in Nepal
| Number: |
TA 2954-NEP |
| Approval: |
19 December 1997 |
| Amount: |
$500,000 |
| Closure: |
30 October 2001 |
| Performance: |
Unsuccessful |
| Details: |
TA Report
TA Completion Report
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Lessons Identified
- Stakeholders’ full participation is essential at both the TA preparatory
and implementation stages to cultivate a sense of ownership among the participants
and to forestall lack of motivation among implementing staff to initiate TA
activities.
- A thorough assessment of the beneficiaries; capability/institutional
environment prior to TA design would ensure the design's appropriateness
and the demand for the TA outputs, and help avoid overly optimistic objectives.
In the case of Nepal, for instance, attempting to computerize poorly performing
manual monitoring systems may not be the best solution.
- The lack of data encoders and of programming skills necessary to modify
or correct program bugs impinges upon the sustainability of project performance management system in the long
run.

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