1. SWAP Experiences in the water and Sanitation Sub-sector in Uganda By Eng. Disan K. Ssozi Ministry of Water & Environment, Uganda 04/28/10
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9. Comparison of experiences between Projects and SWAP 04/28/10 Projects SWAP Accountability is more to the respective DP than GOU (-) … both to donors, GOU and other sector stakeholders (+) Monitoring of overall sector performance difficult; no commonly agreed indicators (-) … done using agreed (11No.) key indicators & thru annual joint sector reviews, JSRs (+) Reporting (financial and physical) fragmented due to donor specific requirements. Too many bank A/Cs … is made simpler thru one consolidated report to DPs & GOU. No. of Bank A/Cs reduced. (+) Innovations/new approaches easy to pilot and/or introduce (+) … difficult to develop and promote due to bureaucracy and emphasis on target achievement (-)
10. Comparison of experiences between Projects and SWAP- cont… 04/28/10 Projects SWAP Heterogeneity of different areas can be taken into account (+) … is barely taken into account as a uniform approach tends to be taken for all districts (-) Staff paid adequately, sanctions for poor performance and structures according to need (+) … salaries are lower, rarely or no sanctions, staff structure may not reflect actual needs (-) Financial flows usually adequate, timely and insulated from budget cuts (+) … usually inadequate, untimely releases and affected by budget cuts (-) Procurement can be done in bulk for many district LGs for economies of scale (+) … suffers from dis-economies of scale (-)