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DocumentRuralInvest Module 2 - Préparation et analyse des avant-projects d'investissement
Une méthode participative pour la formulation et le suivi des petits projets d'investissement en milieu rural
2007Depuis une période récente, la formulation et la gestion des projets d'investissement au niveau local ont pris une importance croissante et sont devenus des outils pour contribuer à un développement rural durable. RuralInvest Module 2 se base sur une identification préalable des besoins locaux, décrite dans le Module Il sert de guide pour la formulation, l'analyse et l'utilisation de dossiers d'avant-projets. -
DocumentRuralInvest Module 3 - Detailed Project Formulation and Analysis
A participatory approach to identifying and preparing small scale rural investments
2007Following on from earlier needs identification and project definition activities, Module 3 provides guidelines to assist local technical staff in developing high quality project proposals suitable for external appraisal and subsequent monitoring and evaluation. Drawing on MS Windows-compatible software which can be extensively customised to meet user needs, the Module facilitates the presentation of essential project data and automates key calculations such as cash flow, working capital requ irements, rates of return, employment generation and costs per beneficiary. The Module comprises this technical manual, software with a user’s guide, and training materials with an associated instructor’s guide. -
DocumentRuralInvest - Module 1 - Participatory Identification of local investement priorities
RuralInvest - Module 1
2006RuralInvest was originally developed by staff of the Investment Centre of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in response to requests for a readily usable approach to the identification and preparation of investments much smaller than those traditionally considered in published guidelines. FAO, in cooperation with the multi-agency “Regional Unit for Technical Assistance” (RUTA) in Central America, translated these initial experiences into a general m ethodology and toolkit, which have now been tested in a number of countries with considerable success. -
DocumentRuralInvest Module 2 - Préparation et analyse des avant-projects d'investissement
Une méthode participative pour la formulation et le suivi des petits projets d'investissement en milieu rural
2007Depuis une période récente, la formulation et la gestion des projets d'investissement au niveau local ont pris une importance croissante et sont devenus des outils pour contribuer à un développement rural durable. RuralInvest Module 2 se base sur une identification préalable des besoins locaux, décrite dans le Module Il sert de guide pour la formulation, l'analyse et l'utilisation de dossiers d'avant-projets. -
DocumentRuralInvest Module 3 - Detailed Project Formulation and Analysis
A participatory approach to identifying and preparing small scale rural investments
2007Following on from earlier needs identification and project definition activities, Module 3 provides guidelines to assist local technical staff in developing high quality project proposals suitable for external appraisal and subsequent monitoring and evaluation. Drawing on MS Windows-compatible software which can be extensively customised to meet user needs, the Module facilitates the presentation of essential project data and automates key calculations such as cash flow, working capital requ irements, rates of return, employment generation and costs per beneficiary. The Module comprises this technical manual, software with a user’s guide, and training materials with an associated instructor’s guide. -
DocumentRuralInvest - Module 1 - Participatory Identification of local investement priorities
RuralInvest - Module 1
2006RuralInvest was originally developed by staff of the Investment Centre of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in response to requests for a readily usable approach to the identification and preparation of investments much smaller than those traditionally considered in published guidelines. FAO, in cooperation with the multi-agency “Regional Unit for Technical Assistance” (RUTA) in Central America, translated these initial experiences into a general m ethodology and toolkit, which have now been tested in a number of countries with considerable success.
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