ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT DEVELOPMENT MANUAL

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Environmental Know How Fund

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CONTENTS

SUMMARY

Summary of the Manual

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Why have a Manual?

1.2 Who is the Manual for?

1.3 Some Lessons from Experience

1.4 How the Manual Works

1.5 Making Best Use of the Manual

BACKGROUND

2. What is a Project?

2.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

2.2 Definitions and Starting Point

2.3 Environmental Projects

2.4 Some Useful Suggestions

2.5 Terms and Techniques

2.6 What you should now be able to do

3. The Project Cycle

3.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

3.2 Starting Point

3.3 The Basic Project Cycle

3.4 The Full Project Cycle

3.5 The Main Stages in the Project Cycle

3.6 Ensuring Participation in the Project Cycle

3.7 How much time does project preparation take?

3.8 The IFI Perspective

3.9 Some Useful Suggestions

3.10 Terms and Techniques

3.11 What you should now be able to do

4. Funding Types and Sources

4.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

4.2 Starting Point

4.3 Identifying the Type of Funding

4.4 Identifying Sources of Funding

4.5 Some Useful Suggestions

4.6 Terms and Techniques

4.7 What you should now be able to do

5. Toolbox of Analysis Techniques

5.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

5.2 Starting Point

5.3 Project Development Techniques

5.4 Project Assessment Techniques

5.5 Some Useful Suggestions

5.6 Terms and Techniques

5.7 What you should now be able to do

THE MANUAL - IDENTIFYING AND PREPARING A PROJECT

6. Project Identification

6.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

6.2 Starting Point

6.3 Approaching Project Identification

6.4 Some Useful Suggestions

6.5 Terms and Techniques

6.6 What you should now be able to do

7. Project Preparation

7.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

7.2 Starting Point

7.3 Approaching Project Preparation

7.4 Some Useful Suggestions

7.5 Terms and Techniques

7.6 What you should now be able to do

8. Project Appraisal

8.1 The Purpose of this Section of the Manual

8.2 Starting Point

8.3 The Appraisal Process

8.4 Some Useful Suggestions

8.5 Terms and Techniques

8.6 What you should now be able to do

SOURCE BOOK - ARBOROBIA CASE STUDY AND EXAMPLES

Index of Case Studies and Examples

9.1 Case Study of 'Arborobia'

9.2 How to Design Your Own Learning Route

9.3 Environmental Themes

9.4 Sources of Project Ideas

9.5 Examples of Project Cycles

9.6 The Project Cycle from the IFI Perspective

9.7 Examples of Project Funding

9.8 Potential Funding Sources

9.9 Environmental Funds in Central and Eastern Europe

9.10 Bilateral Funders

9.11 Multilateral Funders and IFIs

9.12 Examples of IFI Environmental Projects

9.13 Completing a Log Frame

9.14 Examples of SWOT Analysis

9.15 Examples of Multi Criteria Analysis

9.16 Analysing Costs and Benefits

9.17 Environmental Impact Assessment

9.18 Complete Project Identification and Preparation Flowchart

9.19 Example of Policy Context

9.20 Examples of Project Description Formats and Budget Preparation

9.21 Examples of Project Descriptions

9.22 Checking the Project Design

9.23 List of Stakeholders /Actors

9.24 Tasks and Activities

9.25 Project Management Organisation

9.26 Employing Consultants

9.27 Writing Terms of Reference

9.28 Feasibility Analysis for Complex Grant Funded Project

9.29 Example of a Feasibility Study

9.30 Examples of Appraisal Reports

SOURCE BOOK - GLOSSARY, ABBREVIATIONS, FURTHER READING, CONTACTS

10.1 Abbreviations

10.2 Glossary

10.3 Further reading

10.4 Contact points