Project Proposal Guidelines
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Expert Assessment:
Evaluation and review panels made for the purpose is selected based on clearly defined criteria so as to evaluate project proposals on the level of contributions towards broader resilience with cost-benefit and cost-efficient approach.
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Transparency:
All decisions must be based on clearly described rules, procedures, and evaluation criteria. All project proposals must receive adequate feedback on their evaluation.
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Impartiality:
Project proposals to be evaluated based on their quality and without prejudice. Conflicts of interest must be registered and processed according to established procedures.
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Consistency:
The evaluation procedure must be consistent with characteristics of DRM/CCA fields and in proportion with the value of project proposals and work complexity.
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Confidentiality:
All persons and organizations involved in the evaluation process must respect the confidentiality of all information listed in the project proposal including intellectual property and all other documents.
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Integrity and ethical issues:
Preservation of the noted principles is the responsibility of all persons involved in the evaluation.
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Project Selection Criteria
- Conformity with the overall mandate of NDRMF as per PAM and Loan Agreements
- Alignment of proposed interventions/schemes with NDMP, NFPP-IV, and NDRMF Result Framework
- Firm commitment to provide 30% project cost
- Balance mix of public (federal and provincial) and non-public entities
- Geographical spread ensuring allocation of projects in all provinces/regions
- Covering High-Risk Districts
- Calculating & confirming Economic Internal Rate of Return (EIRR >12%)
- Evaluation of proposed methodologies for implementation
- Ensuring compliances with social, gender, environmental safeguards, and risk reduction
- The economy of scales and value for money in proposed projects’ costs