| General Guidelines for Project Formulation
1. The project to be identified.
- A tentative view of the project objectives,
costs and benefits, project size, time frame etc., to be formulated
- A concept paper in 3-4 pages to be prepared
- Donors to be approaced to find out which
donor is interested in the project
- The most suitable donor to be selected
2.
Government Departments are not to establish direct
contact with donor, if informal contacts are made, the PMU in FD, Govt. of Karnataka, the
concerned line ministry in Govt. of India and Ministry of Economic Affairs in
Government of India to be kept informed.
3. The
terms and conditions of the lending agency to be ascertained.
The state resources required to be assessed and a
project feasibility report to be prepared.
Along with the report the Administrative Department
should get the concurrence of Finance
Department/ Planning Department on file.
Then the file should be sent to Planning department
for placing before the State level Coordinating Committee.
4.
The detailed project report is to be prepared, if necessary with the
help of consultants.
If appointment of consultants is to be made and TA
to be obtained from the Donor Agency for that propose,
proposal for TA on file should be sent to the Finance Department and
planning Department for concurrence, then it is to
be placed before SLCC and cabinet where ever necessary for final clearance.
5. The
project report is to be sent to planning commission, and concerned line Dept, in Govt. of
India for clearance.
6. After
clearance from Planning commission and concerned line Dept. the project report will be
sent it Department of economic
affairs, Govt.
of India who will finally send it to the lending Agency.
7. After
the project is accepted by the donor agency, the project appraisal to be done.
8.
Since the process of funding is that of reimbursement through
the channel of ACA , sufficient budget provision is to be made. The
implementation of the project should be started as per the time schedule.
Government Orders
General Guidelines for Project Formulation
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