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FISHERIES

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DIMENSIONS

EDUCATION

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# of schools destroyed

# teachers died

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Breakthroughis a departure from normal regulations:

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Repetitive works of road maintenance2. Transparent asset management

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Greater flexibility to accommodate dynamics:

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Parliament approval only for strategic matters2. Government budget for gap-filling projects

3. Organization structure be adjusted

Essential to maintain reconstruction inertia:

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Budget carry-forward to the following year2. Multi-years contracts for big projects

3. Extensive monitoring system

Breakthrough

Flexibility

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