The term 'project implementer' is correct and usable in written English and it is often used in the business context.
For example, "The project implementer is responsible for ensuring the project is completed in accordance with deadlines."
In 1996, Ms Medelyn Quadra, the project coordinator assigned by DENR, was recognized as the most outstanding woman project implementer - through her receipt of the Gender and Development Award - from DENR Secretary Victor Ramos.
We reveal that while the project design was attentive to equity concerns in distributing benefits amongst the project implementer, landowners and the wider population of small-scale farmers and pastoralists in the area, in practice, the initial flow of benefits were concentrated in the hands of a few.
Indeed, the Ministry of Energy believes that a close collaboration between the community and the project implementer is indispensable for these projects to be sustainable over time.
What do you think could have caused this?" and, specifically for the project implementers "Were there implementation problems?
Underlying the unfavourable perceptions were disruptions in funding, project implementers' failure to follow-up on promised incentives, and private providers lost interest.
One option for the project implementers to ensure minimum control is to make use of performance-based contracts with the partner institution.
The project implementers utilize the cost estimates to make informed management decisions when comparing planned versus actual expenditures and when developing annual work plans and budgets [See Planning & Budgeting].
HPV vaccine delivery at schools or health centers was made feasible by: a. close collaboration between the health and education sectors, b. detailed planning for implementation, c. clearly defined roles and responsibilities for project implementers, d. effective management and supervision of vaccinations during delivery, and e. engagement with community organizations for support.
Project implementers do not have a clear way to incorporate these targets into their adaptation projects.
An illustration is presented using enterprise requirement planning (ERP) project implementers.
Using the case of Caribbean small island developing states, we qualitatively analyze in-depth interviews with 35 climate change donors and project implementers.
