IDB-2001 Annual Report on Projects in Execution

The Annual Report on Projects in Execution (ARPE) outlines detailed information on the performance of the Bank’s lending portfolio, discusses trends and challenges, reports on the Bank’s response to issues noted, and makes recommendations for future actions to be taken by the Bank and Borrowers to improve portfolio performance. In addition, as part of Management’s self-evaluation function, the ARPE provides an opportunity to feed back operational lessons learned to improve the programming, design and execution of new operations.
The ARPE is prepared by Management and presented to the Board of Executive Directors. It is based on the analysis of information from a variety of Bank reports and monitoring instruments that provide insight and updated data regarding portfolio quality and portfolio management practices.

All of the key issues, initiatives and recommendations for future action noted in this ARPE are placed within the Bank’s overall efforts to strengthen a results-based focus in its strategies, products, and systems in order to enhance the development effectiveness of its interventions.

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» EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

» SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF THE PORTFOLIO

» PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE IN 2001

A. Composition of the Reported Portfolio

B. Overview of Portfolio Performance

C. Close-up of Project Performance

D. Contract Performance Issues

E. Quality Review of Performance Reporting

F. Portfolio Performance of Private Sector Operations

G. Private Sector Projects and Future Project Completion Reporting

» KEY FACTORS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE QUALITY AND MEASURES TO ADDRESS THESE ISSUES

A.What Factors Contribute to Project Success and Promote a Results Framework?

B. What Factors Hinder Specific Project Performance?

C. Measures Taken by Management to Address Key Project Performance Issues

D. Areas Requiring Additional Efforts by the Bank and Borrowers

» CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK

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