Project readiness
Identify preparation gaps, studies and commitments before further expenditure or a major project decision.
We advise sponsors and delivery teams on project preparation, institutional requirements and implementation in emerging and developing markets.

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Before a project moves forward, its evidence, institutional requirements and delivery responsibilities need to be understood together. Our work covers three connected areas.
Identify preparation gaps, studies and commitments before further expenditure or a major project decision.
Build the evidence and engagement plan needed for development-finance, donor and public-counterpart consideration.
Examine procurement, counterpart responsibilities, mobilization and handover arrangements before delivery begins.
Sponsors can engage MGA directly. Consultancies, engineering firms and lead contractors can commission preparation, institutional analysis, bid support or implementation work packages alongside their own teams.
Explore delivery-partner supportWe begin with the decision ahead and the work needed to reach it. The scope then sets out the contribution, deliverables and responsibilities, with the people, timetable and fee agreed before work begins.
A short, non-confidential outline of the opportunity, the decision ahead and any relevant timing is enough to begin.