Month: April 2022

A project is a set of activities which should be undertaken in a logical sequence for the propose of attaining some specified objectives within a given time period, budget and at a given quality specification A project is an interrelated Read More …

 Common Vision Respect and Commitment Clear roles and responsibilities Expert advice Risk awareness Political support Strong legal and regulatory frameworks Transparency This is the Lack of hidden agendas and conditions, accompanied by the availability of full information required for collaboration, Read More …

Sliding scale pricing provides a service or product with multiple price points. These price points are set to make the service or product accessible to people with different levels of income, so that financial resources need not be a barrier Read More …

A price cap regulation places a ceiling on the amount companies in a given industry (typically utilities and telecommunications providers) can charge for services. Price cap regulation typically has four tenets: 1. The regulator establishes a set of acceptable prices Read More …

R= (B x r) + E + d + T R=Revenue Requirement: The amount of revenue the regulated-monopoly requires in order to cover its costs in their entirety B=Rate Base: The amount of capital and assets the regulated-monopoly utilizes in Read More …

A form of price setting regulation where governments determine the fair price which is allowed to be charged by a monopoly. Rate of return regulation is meant to protect customers from being charged higher prices due to the monopoly’s power, Read More …

Where a service is outsourced to the private sector through a PPP arrangement, the government will still need to be actively involved in the implementation of the project and monitoring performance for the operator. The following issues need to be Read More …

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is the process by which the anticipated effects on the environment of a proposed development or project are measured. If the likely effects are unacceptable, design measures or other relevant mitigation measures can be taken to Read More …

This is involving those who are affected by a decision in the decision-making process. It promotes sustainable decisions by providing participants with the information they need to be involved in a meaningful way, and it communicates to participants how their Read More …

This is a method of data collection involving an interviewer asking questions of another person (a respondent). Interviews are good for getting subjective reactions, opinions and insights into how people feel about an issue. Interviews could be structured or open-ended. Read More …