1. RAUFU OLUWATOYIN RAHEEM
omotoso73@temep.snu.ac.kr
http://itemep.snu.ac.kr

2. 1.0 General Knowledge on Project System
2.0 Africa's ICT Penetration Statistics
3.0 World Bank-financed projects
5.0 Conclusion
4.0 The Opportunity in Africa

3.  Definition
Project System:
• A project can be define as a process consisting of set of interrelated
activities, directed at transforming given resources into a define goal in
limited time within a given environment.

4. PROJECT PROCESS
RESOURCES
PRODUCTS
ENVIRONMENT
Fig 1: Project System

5.  Project Process
 Project starts with the decision to explore
an idea to establish a facility.
 A project process without life cycle is not
complete.
Project life cycle

6. Internet Penetration:Internet Penetration: Top 10 in Sub Sahara Africa (2009)Top 10 in Sub Sahara Africa (2009)
Country Number of users Internet Penetration
Mauritius 340 000 26.7%
Nigeria 23.9 million 16.1%
Zimbabwe 1.5 million 13%
Zambia 1.3 million 11.9%
South Africa 5.3 million 10.8 %
Botswana 100 000 5.1%
Namibia 101 000 4.8%
Angola 498 000 4.0%
Swaziland 42 000 3.7%
Lesotho 70 000 3.3%

7. The World Bank Group
The World Bank Group’s
mission is to fight poverty
and improve the living
standards of people in the
developing world...

9.  The Pre-Project Identification Phases
 The Project Identification Phase
 The Preparation, Appraisal and Board Approval Phases
 The Implementation Phase
 The Evaluation Phase

10.  Key Documents and Resources
 Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP)- lays out a country's own
priorities
 Country Assistance Strategy (CAS)- the World Bank's own three-year
plan for program assistance and resource allocations.
Tips for Kt:
The Country Assistance Strategy gives a good
indication of the priorities that will be pursued
by the country and the bank and whether this
planned development will take place in sectors
that are relevant to a company's expertise and
interests.

11.  Key Documents and Resources:
 Project Information Document (PID)
 Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet (ISDS)-
 Environmental Assessment Report (EA)-
 Indigenous Peoples Plan-
 Environmental Action Plan-
Tips for Kt :
Visit bank representatives, the borrower, and
executing government agencies. Enter the
project pipeline process early; establish
interest in the project; and focus on building
relationships.

12.  Key Documents and Resources:
 Project Appraisal Document (PAD)-
 Program Document (PGD)-.
 Monthly Operational Summary (MOS)-
Tips for Kt:
Become involved in the country to
make sure the bidding documents are drawn up
fairly and contain full information about the
options offered by your company. Focus your
efforts on identifying market opportunities, and
use local representation in the countries where
you want to work. Last but not least, focus on
building relationships with key players.

13.  Key Documents and Resources:
 Project Information Document (PID)-
 United Nations Development Business-
 Development Gateway Market-.
Tips for Kt:
Monitor the for key contacts involved in the bidding process. Also
monitor the Development Gateway Market-, which publishes
more than 30,000 tender notices for projects funded by a range of
development institutions. And use
United Nations Development Business online for procurement
notices about projects financed by a wide-range of development
institutions.
When bidding, follow the specifications in the tender documents

14.  Key Documents:
 Implementation Completion and Results Reports-
 Project Performance Assessment Reports-
 Impact Evaluation Reports-.
 Inspection Panel Reports- are issued by a three member, board-
appointed Inspection Panel .
Tips for Kt:
These reports provide contractors and consultants with
useful information on lessons learned from previous
development projects financed and/or otherwise supported
by the World Bank. The bank's policy is to continuously
strive to improve the effectiveness of its products and
services by learning from what has worked and what has
not worked in previous projects.

16.  Partner with World Bank, Olleh Kt will able to
extend its ICT experience and technology to
Africa which surely will enable the Africa
Community to leapfrog of traditional problem
development like:
 Poverty
 Illiteracy
 Disease
 Unemployment
 Hunger
 and social in equalities so as to move rapidly into
modern Information Age.