Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
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Chapter-7<br />
i) The size of projects in financial terms, i.e. projects costing Rs 50 million and above;<br />
ii) Slow-moving <strong>for</strong>eign-aided projects;<br />
iii) On-going major projects where some progress has already been made, particularly those facing interagency<br />
coordination/ implementation problems;<br />
iv) <strong>Projects</strong> not monitored <strong>for</strong> the last one year or more; and<br />
v) Special M&E assignments by the CDWP, ECNEC and Prime Minister's Secretariat.<br />
In addition, where the importance of the development impact justifies it, projects can be selected <strong>for</strong><br />
review irrespective of the volume of investment.<br />
(b) Collection of Monitoring Data:<br />
As referred to earlier, a specially designed pro<strong>for</strong>ma <strong>for</strong> progress monitoring (PMES-I) is directly<br />
addressed to the Project Directors under intimation to all concerned <strong>for</strong> reporting implementation status<br />
particularly on the following:-<br />
i) Project's approved PC-I cost, time schedule and objectives;<br />
ii) Item-wise physical and financial progress;<br />
iii) Any changes in the plan of work or envisaged activities, alongwith the<br />
cost estimates and likely period of completion of the project;<br />
iv) Expected cost and time over-runs; and<br />
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