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PROJECT BRIEF�

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Session Objective

1. To discuss how to prepare a project brief incorporating CDRA results following the DILG Template

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PROJECT BRIEF

Prepared for projects for which the LGU is solely responsible and are collected as inputs to the LDIP

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Typically one-pager containing:

    • name of program or project
    • brief description
    • program or project components
    • proponent(s) of the project
    • justification for the project
    • intended beneficiaries
    • estimated cost (resource requirements)
    • program or project term
    • target outputs and success indicators
    • possible risks and mitigating measures
    • Expected stakeholder responses

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�RELATIONSHIP AMONG PPAs

+ LEGISLATION

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+ PROJECT-RELATED

SERVICES

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���PROGRAMS/�PROJECTS �viz �SERVICES/�NON-PROJECTS

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Inputs to the Project Brief

VISION - REALITY GAP ANALYSIS

VISION ELEMENT

DESCRIPTORS

SUCCESS INDICATORS

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Inputs to the Project Brief

PSFM for SECTOR ______

OBSERVED

CONDITIONS

EXPLANATIONS

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IMPLICATIONS

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UNRESOLVED

POLICY

OPTIONS

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Inputs to the Project Brief

OBSERVED

CONDITIONS

EXPLANATIONS

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IMPLICATIONS

WHEN

UNRESOLVED

POLICY

OPTIONS

Goal

Objectives

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INPUTS FROM CDRA

Information contained in the project briefs can be enhanced by inputs from CDRA, in the following ways:

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    • Detailed information on climate and hazard risks on land use and population that leaves “no stone” unturned

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    • Scientific (or at least more objective) data that can better describe the development challenges and the corresponding measures

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    • Highlights the incremental improvements among the sectors to make them resilient, eg. safe and resilient schools, etc.

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    • New investment requirements to make the LGU safe and resilient

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Thank you for your attention.