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This document presents an insightful introduction to processes crucial for effective project management, emphasizing the need for correlation support and impact identification. It explores the role of explanatory factors and analyzes causality frameworks, based on established criteria. Key lessons are drawn from the findings of Baccarini & Archer (2001) and Merrow (2010), highlighting essential risks, stakeholders, and decision-making facets. The text suggests strategies for better stakeholder engagement and planning, and stresses the importance of financial support and quality in achieving successful outcomes.
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A-Team Katy Roelich Robert Hickey Ehsan Rad Rami Sariola
Introduction to process • Support to correlation • Estimate effects • Impact identification • Explanatory factors? • Causality framework • Lessons Why? What?
Criteria and Impact identification based on (Baccarini & Archer,2001) and (Merrow,2010)
Planning Success Risks Factors Stakeholders National plan Decissions Financial Support Quality Political Time Cost
Construction Success Risks Factors Stakeholders National plan Decissions Financial Support Quality Political Time Cost
Planning Success Risks Factors Stakeholders National plan Decissions Financial Financial Support Quality Political Time Cost
Planning Success Risks Factors Stakeholders National plan Decissions Financial Financial Support Quality Political Time Time Cost
What can we do better • Stakeholders • More than one major stakeholder is either brilliant or disaster • One major stakeholder leads to overbudget • Support • understand factors affecting support better • Get external validation of key impacts • Design benefits into project • Incorporate contribution
What can we do better (2) • National plans • Strategies, regulations and incentives are important • Anticipate/integrate into planning and financing