Performance Improvement: A Key to Success in International Development Projects

Abstract

Performance improvement holds great potential for improving the results of international development projects, serving public and private organizations in growing economies. The field of international development, in turn, has much to teach practitioners of performance improvement. In this article, the authors discuss the elements of performance improvement already being applied and suggest key benefits of expanding the application in development projects, for example, rural road construction in Bolivia or teacher training in Uganda.

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