Projectization

Over-projectization of the national budget, combined with weak aid management capacities undermine comprehensive policy implementation, weakens coordination and increases costs of delivery.

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Projectization means that all 'staff and office costs asociated with implementing a project are charged to projects through a time-allocation concept' (IOM, 2010b). Thus, unlike other IGOs, IOM cannot balance activities flexibly within a large regular budget. In practice, projectization implies that IOM is conducting those and only those activities that will definitely be financed by guaranteed project contributions from concrete donors.

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Critics of aid suggest that projectization of aid, conducive to targeting specific diseases, remains a problem to long-term institutional and organizational development, especially in the areas of health and education.

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However, in construction projects partial projectization is most common. In the partial projectization structure functions of critical importance to the project (e.g. engineering and construction) are assigned to the project management team.

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