Formulation of Plan Implementation Strategies
Formulation of Plan Implementation Strategies
Plan Implementation
Strategies are set of activities Conyers and Hills (1984) defined plan
performed to achieve a set implementation as the translation of broad
objective (NDPC,2014). policy goals or objectives into visible results
in the form of specific projects or program
of action.
Elements of Management
Constraints/Challenges that hinder JMA’s ability
to Keep to Planned Projects
• Untimely Release of DACF
• Over-Dependence on External Funding or Central Government
• Low Internally Generated Revenue
• Low Citizen Participation in Planning
• Weak Institutional Capacity
• Limited Period for Plan Implementation
• Poor Monitoring and Evaluation of Plan Implementation and
Data Management
• Lack of Political Will
• Inefficient Contract Management
Project Management Knowledge Areas
Challenges and Constraints grouped
Project Management Knowledge Areas Constraints/Challenges
Project Scope Management Low Plan Quality
Economic Downturn
Project Risk Management Uncertainties
Project Procurement Management Inefficient Contract Management
Political Interference
Project Stakeholder Management Low Citizen Participation in Planning
Availability of
Inadequate funds Availability of Inability to Delay in
and delay in the internal NGO’s and increase the budget
disbursement of generated development tax rate approval
inter- funds partners
governmental
transfers.
Inadequate Staff Availability of skilled The transfer and Weak institutional Bureaucracy in the
and qualified posting system of capacity. recruitment process
personnel facilitates the local
work. government service. Inadequate logistics
Inadequate funds Availability of Availability of Inability to increase the tax Delay in budget
and delay in the internal generated rate approval
NGO’s and
disbursement of funds
development
inter- governmental
partners
transfers