FIELD REPORT TIPM AMOS
TANZANIA INSTITUTE OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
YEAR: 2014
A FIELD REPORT ON RISK ASSOCIATED WITH PROJECTS
NAME: AMOS ROBART NDARO
REG. NO: PM61379
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2013/2014
SUPERVISER:
SUBMISSION DATE: NOVEMBER 2014
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In accomplishing this task, I have had to interact with a number of key project stakeholders, especially the Project Team led by Eng. Julius Kabyemera. I received very positive cooperation in the preparation of my report. The information and views provided by the project team has been invaluable in the report process. The special corporation made by Mr. Victor Kassian through the process is very much appreciated. Besides the project information, the evaluation process involved interviewing a good number of individuals from whom I received very constructive views. Their inputs have been invaluable in arriving at the report compilation.
Special thanks go to Dr. Jill Wells and Mrs. Violet Possy who provided the necessary project background information, necessary reports and other pertinent project information. They were also instrumental in providing feedback on the preliminary findings.
Lastly, my lovely wife Mariam for the kind advice and special prayers I received from her, support from my beloved daughter Clara and team efforts made by Mariam Gibson, Yakobo Mafuru and Yohana Jackson as family members all are greatly appreciated.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The final evaluation of the five year project 2007- 2012 UK/DFID CSCF project no. 406 “Strengthening workers’ rights in the construction industry in Tanzania” funded by DFID to the tune of British Pounds 301,490 was conducted as an independent activity during March 2012 by a team of national professionals and experts. The aim of the evaluation was to identify the impact of the project and ways that this can be sustained; record and share
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
YEAR: 2014
A FIELD REPORT ON RISK ASSOCIATED WITH PROJECTS
NAME: AMOS ROBART NDARO
REG. NO: PM61379
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2013/2014
SUPERVISER:
SUBMISSION DATE: NOVEMBER 2014
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In accomplishing this task, I have had to interact with a number of key project stakeholders, especially the Project Team led by Eng. Julius Kabyemera. I received very positive cooperation in the preparation of my report. The information and views provided by the project team has been invaluable in the report process. The special corporation made by Mr. Victor Kassian through the process is very much appreciated. Besides the project information, the evaluation process involved interviewing a good number of individuals from whom I received very constructive views. Their inputs have been invaluable in arriving at the report compilation.
Special thanks go to Dr. Jill Wells and Mrs. Violet Possy who provided the necessary project background information, necessary reports and other pertinent project information. They were also instrumental in providing feedback on the preliminary findings.
Lastly, my lovely wife Mariam for the kind advice and special prayers I received from her, support from my beloved daughter Clara and team efforts made by Mariam Gibson, Yakobo Mafuru and Yohana Jackson as family members all are greatly appreciated.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The final evaluation of the five year project 2007- 2012 UK/DFID CSCF project no. 406 “Strengthening workers’ rights in the construction industry in Tanzania” funded by DFID to the tune of British Pounds 301,490 was conducted as an independent activity during March 2012 by a team of national professionals and experts. The aim of the evaluation was to identify the impact of the project and ways that this can be sustained; record and share