Determining Country Inputs

Guidance for Countries in Assessing ERC Projects

Determining Country Inputs

This pre-assessment step defines country-specific inputs that will be used as a basis for Step One of the project assessment process. The establishment of inputs should be a reiterative process which can adapt to consider evolving market dynamics and shifting priorities.

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Determining Country Inputs provides a deep dive on Step Zero of the process, before going into the project-level assessment. This step aims to provide a country-wide view on the alignment of various project types with its strategic objectives, which will be used in the Project Profile Template in Appendix A.

 

 

Find the analyses required for determining the country inputs for the following criteria:

These are also the two criteria that can leverage on the analyses conducted for the country systems assessment, which will be further explained in the deep dive of each criterion.

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