Reset 26 activities (which are now random) logically according to a Project Life Cycle ?

- Adapt the project to changing circumstances.
- Agree upon a loan document.
- Appraise the technical, economic, commercial, financial, managerial and organizational soundness of the project.
- Assess the relative importance (in economic and social terms) of the sectors covered in the National Plan.
- Award contracts.
- Collect technical, economic, commercial, financial, managerial and organizational data related to the project.
- Confirm position of Government regarding the various sectors and project.
- Detail the objectives of the project.
- Determine alternative ways to accomplish project objectives.
- Establish priorities of various projects in relation to sectorial and national plan
- Evaluate project performance.
- Finalize feasibility studies and reports.
- Gather information about the National Development Plan.
- Hold a tripartitle meeting.
- Identify project for detailed preparation.
- Implement the project.
- Monitor the project progress.
- Negotiate the lending conditions.
- Prioritize projects according to importance and pre-feasibility.
- Procure project inputs through competitive bidding.
- Secure project financing.
- Select consultants and consulting firms.
- Study key projects which have the support of the Government.
- Write a comprehensive project completion report.
- Confirm Government’s position on issues raised to the project.
- Present project brief and obtain project approval.

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