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1)
Recipient(s):
Beneficiary
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The Borrower and the Bank must ensure that technical and economic studies are carried out during project preparation.
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2)
Recipient(s):
Bank
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For the Bank, in future, ensure an activity’s feasibility before including it in a project. This feasibility must be backed by available technical and economic studies.
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3)
Recipient(s):
Bank and Beneficiary
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When designing a project whose implementation depends on another donor, the Borrower and the Bank must ensure that sufficient guarantees are provided within the deadlines of the latter, to avoid recourse to less economical alternative solutions.
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4)
Recipient(s):
Executing Agency
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In the design of rural electrification projects, the choice of lane corridors should not only be limited to localities selected in the project, but also take into account the subsequent possibilities offered to other localities. Indeed, the choice of rout
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5)
Recipient(s):
Bank and Beneficiary
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The Bank and the Borrower must conduct a risk analysis of the supply of equipment under State control and design mitigation and/or alternative measures. SBEE did not deliver the reinforced concrete poles (PBA) on time, as part of the works by direct labou
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6)
Recipient(s):
Bank and Co-Financier
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Executing agencies and the Bank must ensure that the quantities provided for at appraisal are respected, to avoid significant overruns of the budgets allocated to the various components. In the event of any necessary modification for the Borrower, the lat
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7)
Recipient(s):
Bank
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Consideration should be given to finding the most effective way to manage counterpart contribution disbursement for future Bank projects in Benin; a new provision, which no longer authorises the payment of counterpart contributions into project accounts,
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8)
Recipient(s):
Bank
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The Bank should provide for sanctions in the event of non-provision of audit reports on time.
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