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Organization dev for rural dev presentation to drilp engineers training- nasc by bhim upadhyaya
1. W ELCOME
Organizational
Development for Local
Development
Presenter
Er Bhim Upadhyaya
DDG DoLIDAR 2068.10.9
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2. Engineer & Engineering
"The great liability of the engineer compared to
men of other professions is that his works are
out in the open where all can see them. His
acts, step by step, are in hard substance. He
cannot bury his mistakes in the grave like the
doctors. He cannot argue them into thin air or
blame the judge like the lawyers. He cannot,
like the architects, cover his failures with trees
and vines. He cannot, like the politicians,
screen his short-comings by blaming his
opponents and hope the people will forget. The
engineer simply cannot deny he did it. If his
works do not work, he is damned."
-Herbert Hoover, Engineer & 31st President,
NASC class on Aspects of Rural
Infras Project Managment 066.11.25
USA
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3. Local Infrastructure and Poverty
Reduction
Poverty Reduction
Rural Development
Local infrastructure
4. Background of establishment of
DoLIDAR
Ministry of Local Development
Technical Division (up to 2055)
(Regional Offices and DIARS with one Er and one Sub-Er in each DDC)
20-Year APP
(2052-2072)-
(Construction of 6200 km of Agri roads) DoLIDAR
(2055 Bhadra 8)
National Strategy
for Rural
Infrastructure
Development, 2054 4
5. Government Organizational Tiers
for Rural Road Development
Ministry of Local Dev
Dept of Local Infras Dev
& Agri Roads (DoLIDAR)
District Dev Com. Office 75
District Technical Office 75
Municipality 58
Vill. Dev. Com. Office 3915
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10. The Genesis of DTO
Irrigation
Divn
Irrigation District
Office 46
Offices 75
Building Divn
District Offices 23
Building District Technical
Tech Sectn
Offices 75 Offices
DDC Off.
75
Drinking Water
Divn Offices
Drinking water 75
HMG’s Only District Roads
District offices 75
Rep. Intregated Division Offices
10
Technical Office
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13. Existing Financial Authorization System in MLD
Other Ministry
Education, Health,
Agri.Water
MLD
Remote Area Agri, Livestock,
Dev Committee Health, Edu, Water Dept
DoLIDAR
All PROJECT PROJECT
PCU
budgets
Local DDC DTO
Source Office UC
DADO/DEO/
Contractor
Non/Operating DPHO
Livestock/ 13
Account Water
14. Suggested Financial Authorization System
through DDC for Local Development
Other Ministry
Education, Health,
MLD Agri.Water
All
infrastructure Agri, Livestock,
BIKAS SAMITI budgets Health, Edu, Water Dept
DoLIDAR
Local PROJECT project
Revenue/ PCU
percent- Infrastructure/
age share DDC operational DTO
from Budget
Office UC/
national DADO/DEO/
Contractor
revenue Non Operating DPHO Operating
Livestock/ 14
Account Water Account
16. Functions of DoLIDAR
1) Technical and Managerial Support
to LGIs
2) Strengthening Technical
Capabilities of LGIs
3) Human Resource Development of
LGIs
4) Resource Planning adopting single-
approach, one-door system
17. Functions of DoLIDAR…
5) Formulation of national, regional and
district perspective plans for the
development of local infrastructures
6) Establishment of technical
standards/specifications/technical
manuals
7) Formulation and implementation of small
scale pilot-projects
8) Progress review and impact evaluation
(M&E)
18. Functions of DoLIDAR
9) Donor/Project Co-ordination (Joint
Steering Committee, Project
Implementation Coordination Committee)
10) Proper documentation and information
dissemination
11) Quality control and
12) Capacity enhancement and gradual
transfer of responsibilities to the LGIs
19. Why Rural Physical
Infrastructures?
For Access to Social Services-Health
Education security
For Access to Physical
Communication- Comfort
For Access to Economic
Development- Employment
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20. Guiding
Principles
Suitable
Technical
Single Organization
Approach One-door
in LID system in
Resource
Mobilization
22. LID Policy, 2061: LID sectors
Local
Transport
Housing,
Building & Social
Urban Dev. Infras.
Small Local
Irrigation Infras. Water
& River Supply &
Control Sanitation
Micro-hydro Solid waste
& Alternative Mngt.26
Energy 22
23. Present Stakeholders
USERS
CONSUL-
NGO TANTS (4
International
, 20 National,
100
Individual)
DoLIDAR
CONTR- DONORS
ACTORS (ADB, DFID,
(More than FINISH,GTZ
100 JICA, SDC, WB
Budget – 24
Billion per year WFP, UNICEF….)
for infrastructure
25. Public Works Management
PROJECT MGMT PROCUREMENT
MGMT
DISBURSEMENT Insurance
CONTRACT FINANCIAL
MGMT MGMT
mobilization Claim & Refund
Technical
QLTY/LAB Audit
MGMT QAP
CONSTRUCTION
MGMT Reporting
SITE MGMT
WORK PLAN
payment
Completion Closing O&M 25
26. Public Works Parties
Client+Contractor+Consultant
Client or Employer
Contractor
Engineers
or Builder Client Contractor
or Consultants
or UC + Engineer or UC
Standard 3 party Int'l
2 Party Nepali(Local Body)
Practice for large Works Practice for small and medium
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sized Works
27. Preconstruction
Phase
Preparation Procurement Contracting
or or or
Design Tendering Agreement
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29. Construction
Phase
Completion Closing &
Supervision
Verification Handing Over
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30. Supervison
of Works
Aspects
Process Payment
(Quality Performance (Cost Time
System or (Output) Control: direct (Progress)
control) indirect)
Drawing, Specification, Lab Scheduling, Gantt, CPM,
Tests, Qualified Supervisors PERT 30
31. Phases of Public Works
Works
Precons- Operation and
Construction
truction Maintenance
Phase Phase
Phase
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32. Supervisory Hierarchy
3 Parties Mutual Contractor
Check and Balance
Consultant
Client
Project Manager
or Client's
Representative
Project
Manager
Engineer
Field Supervisor
Labor
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33. Policy, Strategies and Working Directives
Local Self Governance Act, 2055 & Regulation,2056
Local Infrastructure Development Policy, 2061
LID Strategic Action Plan, 2064
Institutional Strengthening Action Plan (ISAP)
Environmental & Social Management Framework
Rural Roads Maintenance Directives, 2064
Agriculture & Local Roads Implementation Directives, 2063
Trail Bridge Strategy, 2062
Trail Bridge SWAp Implementation Directives, 2066
RTI SWAp Implementation Directives, 2066
Planning and Technical Guidelines
34. Running Local Infrastructure Programs
1. District Road Support Programme-DRSP (SDC)
2. Decentralized Rural Infrastructure and Livelihood Program–DRILP
(ADB/SDC)
3. Rural Access Improvement and Decentralization Project-RAIDP (WB)
4. Rural Access Program - RAP II(DFID)
5. Trail Bridge SWAp and Motorable Road Bridge Program
6. Rural Transport Infrastructure Sector Wide Program
7. Road Board Nepal, Road Maintenance Program
8. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program –RWSSP
9. Rural Village Water Resource Management Project–RVWRMP (FINIDA)
10. Water Supply and Sanitation Project-Western Nepal–WSSP-WN
(FINIDA)
35. Running Local Infrastructure Programs…….
11.Rural Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Sector
Development Project–RRRSDP (ADB, DFID, OFID, SDC)
12. Peace and Rehabilitation Program
13. Local Infrastructure for Livelihood Improvement-LILI (SDC)
14.Project for Community Access Improvement – JICA
15. Community Irrigation Program – CIP (ADB)
16. Small Irrigation Program
17. Other Infrastructure Program
38. Strategic and Local Road Network of Nepal
SRN : 5400 Km
LRN: 4500 Km National Rural Roads Network:
40,000 Km
Operational Rural Roads:
10,000 Km
TB: 4800 Nos.
Highways: 15 No
Feeder Roads: 51 No 38