Ratings for the Public Sector Capacity Building Project for Sri Lanka were as follows: outcomes were moderately unsatisfactory, the risk to development outcome was substantial, the Bank performance was moderately unsatisfactory, and the Borrower performance was moderately satisfactory. Some lessons learned included: civil works in public sector reform programs can be risky so it will be advisable to finance them selectively and support them appropriately. Different components could be combined into one project where there is a compelling case to do so and where there are strong mechanisms for overall coordination and oversight. It is important that projects have more realistic and measurable targets based on the implementation context and relevant international experience. The successes in this project illustrate the important results that can be achieved while working within the existing reform space. However, the public institutions' long-term effectiveness may be undermined if broader reforms in the enabling environment are not also undertaken, such as revised statistical legislation or the enactment of an Audit Act. In future operations, mechanisms for stronger policy dialogue could be built in through, for example, a component on information sharing in investment lending or through a Development Policy Loan or a results-based lending instrument. An average outcome rating may not always give the fullest account of results achieved on the ground in such complex projects.
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Data do documento
2014/06/11
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TIpo de documento
Conclusão da Implementação e Relatórios sobre Resultados
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No. do relatório
ICR2893
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Região
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Data de divulgação
2014/07/17
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Sri Lanka - Public Sector Capacity Building Project
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Palavras-chave
Legal and Judicial Reform;Public Expenditure, Financial Management and Procurement;Administrative and Civil Service Reform;information and communication technology;public sector capacity;extension of closing date;efficiency of public spending;monitoring and evaluation design;public access to information;annual per capita income;operation and maintenance cost;public sector agency;quality at entry;public audit;
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