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Improving Transport Project Appraisals

In the Islamic Countries

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Organisation

Role

Institutions

(IFIs)

part of approving a project. IFIs also contribute to institutional strengthening

and capacity building in the sector, for example as in the case of the RSDT, see

above.

Private sector -

consultants

The private sector is involved at a number of places related to transport

project appraisal. Specific activities, such as feasibility studies, can be

outsourced to the private sector. The private sector is also involved in design

and implementation. The Government of Nigeria actively promotes the

development of public-private partnerships (PPPs.

Other

stakeholders

Se

e Table 8.3

Quality review

A pivotal role in managing transport project appraisal lies with the MoPWH (road

infrastructure) and MoT (other transport modalities), that is for projects at federal level. These

project appraisals are done in-house or are outsourced to the private sector. In case of

outsourcing, the MoPWH and MoT have a role of quality review. Specifically for the road sector,

this responsibility may be passed on to the RSDT, which is part of the MoPWH.

Publicity and stakeholders

Feasibility studies are available and are public documents. Documents can often not easily be

retrieved; one needs to go to the source to get access to the documents.

Stakeholders are actively involved in the appraisal process. The initial project selection process,

as presented in

Figure 8.1,

is based on extensive stakeholder’s consultation. A broad range of

stakeholders are included, as presented i

n Table 8.3.

Table 8.3: Stakeholders

Stakeholder

groups

Individual stakeholders

Private sector

investors

Transport Infrastructure Operators (port, jetties, rail, road and airport

operators)

Ship-owners Association of Nigeria

Airline Operators Association of Nigeria

Road Haulage Association

Professional

Associations,

Consumers

(General

Public)

Labour associations

Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN)

Consumer associations

Association of persons with disability

Academia

Automotive Council of Nigeria

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT),

Institute of Transport Administration (IOTA)