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Challenges, lessons, and prospects for operationalizing regional projects in Asia - legal and institutional aspects (Paperback)
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Challenges, lessons, and prospects for operationalizing regional projects in Asia - legal and institutional aspects (Paperback)
Series: World Bank studies
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Challenges, Lessons, and Prospects for Operationalizing Regional
Projects in Asia: Legal and Institutional Aspects is part of the
World Bank Studies series. These papers are published to
communicate the results of the Bank's ongoing research and to
stimulate public discourse. For the past decade and a half,
international development organisations have been making continual
efforts to finance multi-country projects with regional goals.
Despite their efforts, the structure of intervention through such
projects has not been easy to design and implement. Experience
shows that one of the reasons for this is the lack of clarity in
the enabling legal framework and tools, both within the client
countries as well as the development organisations. Against this
backdrop, this study is born of a need for more precise and
comprehensive information about the legal and institutional aspects
involved in designing regional projects. Based essentially on desk
research and with limited field consultation, it attempts to
discuss - primarily from legal and institutional perspectives - the
tools, prospects, and opportunities for designing and implementing
regional projects. Paying particular focus on the emerging practice
of the World Bank, and with a special reference to the Asia region,
the study reviews the framework for regional projects in which
international development organisations operate, the problems they
face, and the possibilities they provide for countries that rely on
international financing for their development. Challenges, Lessons,
and Prospects for Operationalizing Regional Projects in Asia: Legal
and Institutional Aspects outlines the general structures of
regional projects and discusses the World Bank approach toward
regional projects, the importance of political will and commitment,
the general legal structures for regional projects, the uniqueness
and challenges for Asia, and makes some proposals for consideration
in developing regional projects. The study will be of particular
interest to development professionals working in the context of
regional projects and anyone interested in how legal and
institutional structures impact project development.
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