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WBI Instructor Resource Series
Managing the Implementation of Development Projects
Note: The purpose of this resource kit is to provide a set of learning materials covering a range of topics related to project implementation. Coverage is neither comprehensive nor exhaustive; nor do the materials reflect the requirements of any specific agency. Because these materials have been designed specifically for instructional purposes, in some instances the content has been simplified or abridged to facilitate achieving the teaching objectives; and case study examples are not intended to represent best practice.
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Activity 1.3.1: Water Supply and Sewerage Project for
Islandia–Hierarchy of Objectives
Case Study
The country of Islandia’s application for an international loan was approved! The government has appointed a project implementation manager who has formed a project implementation team and given each member of the team a copy of the following project analysis report (PAR). The report was prepared by a team of analysts about 18 months prior to loan approval. The project manager has scheduled an implementation team meeting to review the PAR.
Water Supply and Sewerage Project for Islandia
Project Analysis Report (PAR)
The Sector
The public sanitation sector for Islandia is divided between the Ministry of Works and
Utilities (MOWU), which administers the islands’ water supply and sewerage services, and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), which administers solid waste disposal, and is also in charge of all facets of public health. It is important to recognize the direct working relationship between the two ministries, but this report will focus on the role of the
MOWU with which the project has been developed.
The MOWU currently manages the water supply and sewerage services for the island through the Ministry’s Water and Sewerage Department. This department operates the major system for Islandia where the city of
Managing the Implementation of Development Projects
Note: The purpose of this resource kit is to provide a set of learning materials covering a range of topics related to project implementation. Coverage is neither comprehensive nor exhaustive; nor do the materials reflect the requirements of any specific agency. Because these materials have been designed specifically for instructional purposes, in some instances the content has been simplified or abridged to facilitate achieving the teaching objectives; and case study examples are not intended to represent best practice.
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Activity 1.3.1: Water Supply and Sewerage Project for
Islandia–Hierarchy of Objectives
Case Study
The country of Islandia’s application for an international loan was approved! The government has appointed a project implementation manager who has formed a project implementation team and given each member of the team a copy of the following project analysis report (PAR). The report was prepared by a team of analysts about 18 months prior to loan approval. The project manager has scheduled an implementation team meeting to review the PAR.
Water Supply and Sewerage Project for Islandia
Project Analysis Report (PAR)
The Sector
The public sanitation sector for Islandia is divided between the Ministry of Works and
Utilities (MOWU), which administers the islands’ water supply and sewerage services, and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), which administers solid waste disposal, and is also in charge of all facets of public health. It is important to recognize the direct working relationship between the two ministries, but this report will focus on the role of the
MOWU with which the project has been developed.
The MOWU currently manages the water supply and sewerage services for the island through the Ministry’s Water and Sewerage Department. This department operates the major system for Islandia where the city of