Governance of Public Investment Projects in Ethiopia
Asmamaw Tadege Shiferaw, Ole Jonny Klakegg, Tore Haavaldsen
Abstract
Asmamaw Tadege Shiferaw, Ole Jonny Klakegg, Tore Haavaldsen
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to map and review the governance of public investment projects in Ethiopia and to identify the most important front-end challenges of public investment projects in the country. The research focuses on the front-end governance of major construction projects. The findings of the research indicate that the top-down project approach, lack of mandatory control gateways at the front-end project preparation and decision-making stages, and weak links between project stakeholders affected the effectiveness of the project governance system. In additon to this, the most important factors that could affect the relevance and sustainability of public investment projects are identified.
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The purpose of this article is to map and review the governance of public investment projects in Ethiopia and to identify the most important front-end challenges of public investment projects in the country. The research focuses on the front-end governance of major construction projects. The findings of the research indicate that the top-down project approach, lack of mandatory control gateways at the front-end project preparation and decision-making stages, and weak links between project stakeholders affected the effectiveness of the project governance system. In additon to this, the most important factors that could affect the relevance and sustainability of public investment projects are identified.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Investment (military), Relevance (law), Business, Public investment, Project governance, Front (military), Sustainability