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Preparing a project proposal <strong>for</strong> external assistance<br />
• Cost estimates – including <strong>for</strong>eign exchange, local currency<br />
• Financing plan – including clear indication of funding sources<br />
• Technical justification<br />
• Economic justification – explains why this project should receive<br />
funding<br />
• Environmental assessment – any negative environmental impacts<br />
• Social impact assessment – includes impact on gender, <strong>the</strong> poor,<br />
stakeholder analysis, resettlement plan<br />
• Implementation arrangements – must be based on a clear vision<br />
• Implementation schedule<br />
• Project risks – must be demonstrated so that effective management<br />
plan can be prepared<br />
Mr. Kim recommended that a project proposal be prepared according<br />
to <strong>the</strong> following outline (figure 3).<br />
Outline of a Simplified Project Proposal<br />
� I. Introduction<br />
� II. Sector Issues<br />
� III. Proposed Project<br />
� A. Objective and Scope<br />
� B. Cost Estimates and Financing Plan<br />
� C. Implementation Arrangements<br />
� D. Implementation Schedule<br />
� E. Technical and Economic Justifications<br />
� F. Risks<br />
� Project Framework (Appendix)<br />
Figure 3. Outline of a project proposal<br />
A question was asked <strong>for</strong> clarification on <strong>the</strong> difference between a<br />
project loan and a programme loan. Mr. Kim replied that a project loan is<br />
most often used to finance a project involving a physical output such as a<br />
highway or power plant. A programme loan is used to finance projects<br />
which result in policy changes, and not physical outputs. Mr. Kim was<br />
asked whe<strong>the</strong>r it was possible <strong>for</strong> a database project to be financed by an<br />
ADB grant ra<strong>the</strong>r than a loan. Mr. Kim replied that ADB mostly provides 27