Analysis of Factors Influencing Successful Implementation of ODA Projects for Rural Development: The Case of Kyrgyzstan

Q3 Engineering EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web Pub Date : 2023-11-14 DOI:10.4108/ew.4387

Young-Chool Choi, Yanghoon Song, Ki Seo Kong, Ahyoun Lee

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This paper aims to identify factors that influence the successful implementation of ODA rural development projects for developing countries. To this end, it has analysed the implementation process of a project, ‘The Integrated Rural Development Project in Kyrgyz Republic’, currently being carried out in Kyrgyzstan via Good Neighbors International (GNI) with support from KOICA (Korean International Cooperation Agency). The analysis method employed in this study is decision tree analysis. By means of a review of previous studies on the implementation of ODA projects, variables that are believed to have an impact on the successful implementation of ODA rural development projects were derived. The values of each variable for thirty villages in Kyrgyzstan were derived and used as independent variables, and decision tree analysis was performed using the overall execution performance score for each village as the dependent variable. As a result, it was found that co-operation between field managers active at the project site and village residents was the most important determining factor of success.

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影响农村发展官方发展援助项目成功实施的因素分析:以吉尔吉斯斯坦为例

本文旨在确定影响发展中国家成功实施官方发展援助农村发展项目的因素。为此目的，它分析了“吉尔吉斯斯坦共和国农村综合发展项目”的实施过程，该项目目前在韩国国际协力团的支持下，通过“好邻居国际”(GNI)在吉尔吉斯斯坦实施。本研究采用的分析方法是决策树分析。通过审查以前关于执行官方发展援助项目的研究，得出了被认为对成功执行官方发展援助农村发展项目有影响的变量。推导了吉尔吉斯斯坦30个村庄的每个变量的值，并将其用作自变量，并使用每个村庄的总体执行绩效得分作为因变量进行决策树分析。结果发现，在项目现场活动的实地管理人员与村庄居民之间的合作是成功的最重要决定因素。

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