Controlling Slippage in Water Resources and Infrastructure Projects

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Abstract

Synopsis-Slippage of projects particularly in the water and infrastructure sector is a common occurrence. The activity networking techniques initiated in the USA in the 1950s gained large popularity. This was followed by introduction of computer and numerous software on network analysis aiming at effective project control. While these techniques are helpful the real problem of controlling the project slippage still remains largely unsolved. The author is involved in further research in this area. It is felt that arresting project slippage would be largely possible with improvisation and innovation of the techniques already in use. The shortcomings are not so much on the available methods but on their effective application to derive the desired result. An effective control comes from the management process -the individuals, the team and the implementation of proper controls and procedures.

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  1. D Kar (2007). An Innovative Methodology for Arresting Project Slippage in Water Resource and Infrastructural Project.
  2. D Kar (2006). Slippage in Implementation of Water Resources Development Projects in India-Causes and Remedies.
  3. D Kar,S Basak,A Bhattacharya (2005). Analysis and Control of Slippage in Water Resources Development Projects.

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Dr. Debabrata Kar. 2012. \u201cControlling Slippage in Water Resources and Infrastructure Projects\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - E: Civil & Structural GJRE-E Volume 12 (GJRE Volume 12 Issue E4): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjre

Print ISSN 0975-5861

e-ISSN 2249-4596

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December 19, 2012

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Synopsis-Slippage of projects particularly in the water and infrastructure sector is a common occurrence. The activity networking techniques initiated in the USA in the 1950s gained large popularity. This was followed by introduction of computer and numerous software on network analysis aiming at effective project control. While these techniques are helpful the real problem of controlling the project slippage still remains largely unsolved. The author is involved in further research in this area. It is felt that arresting project slippage would be largely possible with improvisation and innovation of the techniques already in use. The shortcomings are not so much on the available methods but on their effective application to derive the desired result. An effective control comes from the management process -the individuals, the team and the implementation of proper controls and procedures.

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