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34 Monitoring and evaluation
In the ToC, this link is explored and provides an important step towards understanding the processes involved.’ Although the benefits of the ToC and the

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30 Evolution of TA Organisational Arrangements
gained during the development of a ‘Theory of Change’ (ToC) in 2016. The 2016 Theory of Change (ToC) describes five main development pathways that comprise

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Summary of Section D: BGP Interventions: Participatory Water Management
key message of this section is that presently, Bangladesh does not use the full potential of participatory water management for engendering local economic

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Glossary and acronyms
met and that they have equal access to opportunities for realizing their full potential as human beings. gender indicators Gender indicators are performance

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Herpers, Geert Rhebergen, Guy Jones Shital Das and Proteeti Masud First full ToC WP Niels van den Berge This document is issued for the party which commissioned

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13 Construction: Progress, Modalities and Lessons Learnt
insufficient, or because the gates never achieved full closure. Some examples are provided: (a) In P55/2C, the flap gates were installed on the country-side

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31 Capacity Building
Management Organisations (79%) and Labour Contracting Societies (13%). A full listing of all capacity building courses is also provided (see note 2 to

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37 Purpose, fund evolution and management
submit full proposals (two for climate smart adaptation agri-technologies and four for the removal of excessive water hyacinth). Of the six full proposals

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35 Management Information System
potential targets at outcome level – and actions required to move towards full achievement of the targets. Working papers WP10 use information collected

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Summary of Section C: Water Infrastructure
the continued serviceability of the infrastructure are currently not met in full - because O&M budgets with government organisations such as BWDB are – inevitably

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19 Operationalisation of the PWM concept
standard for good practices, water management manuals (pictorial version and full-text version) have been developed, in particular for the use by the executive

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11 Investments for Polder Safety and Water Management
polders (eg where World Bank’s CEIP-1 designs allowed for incorporation of the full effects of climate change). Go for greater flexibility – Don’t categorise

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25 Poverty Focus: development of homestead production (section Market orientation (13,600 FFS participants (C11-C15); 92% women famers))
without walls”. In FFS, groups of twenty-five farmers meet regularly during one full production cycle with a facilitator, observe from the trials, discuss, ask

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17 In-polder water management
intermediate-scale infrastructure, there is a missing link in the process of realising the full agricultural potential of coastal polders. There are a number of organisations

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28 Project Management Arrangements
project should be extended to end-December 2021 to allow for an additional full construction season in 2020/21 and to allow the subsequent processing of

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02 Institutional Setting
projects; and execute water related projects on behalf of any public agency with full technical, administrative and financial control of the project. BWDB was

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12 Survey, Design and Procurement
designs are prepared by the BWDB Design Circles. There are three types of full flood protection embankment aimed to prevent entry into the polder of the

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39 BGIF Lessons Learnt
bidders who offered an excellent conceptual design but which didn’t fulfil the full scope were coached to further develop their proposals to address the evaluation

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22 Lessons for Agricultural Extension in the Coastal Zone
collection point or organising joint transport, but remained generally short of full joint marketing due to issues of trust or real or perceived quality differences

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Summary of Section F - Responsible Development: Inclusion and Sustainability
problems independently. The activities take place in the field during one full production cycle with a facilitator, with groups of 25 farmers, who observe

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