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Introduction
Effective contract management is essential for ensuring that development projectsare completed on time, within budget, and in accordance with agreed standards.Strong contract management practices help safeguard value for money, promoteaccountability, and minimize the risks of delays, disputes, and cost overruns. They also ensure that contractors, consultants, and implementing agencies fulfill theirresponsibilities as outlined in the contract documents.Contract management plays a critical role in projects supported by developmentpartners such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Executing andimplementing agencies must be familiar with contractual obligations, conditions ofcontract, and procedures related to variations, payments, performance monitoring,and dispute resolution. However, in Nepal, many projects face challenges due tolimited technical capacity, unclear contract interpretation, weak documentation,and delays in approving contractual actions, all of which affect project performance.
This training program is designed to enhance the capacity of officials and projectstaff involved in contract administration under ADB-financed projects. It providesparticipants with a practical understanding of contract provisions, standardprocedures, and essential tools required for effectively managing contracts fromaward to completion. The training will also cover the fundamentals, riskassessment, and key components of the MPC framework, enabling participants toapply structured, transparent, and objective evaluation methods that improveprocurement quality, efficiency, and accountability in project delivery.
Course Aim
To strengthen the knowledge and skills of participants in administering andmanaging contracts effectively within ADB-financed projects.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants are expected to be able to:
• Manage contract variations, rate adjustments, extension of time, and liquidateddamages.
• Handle claims, disputes, termination procedures, and performance issues inline with ADB and contractual requirements.
• Describe Merit Point Criteria (MPC)
Content Outline
The course is structured as mentioned below:
• Overview of ADB Nepal Portfolio
• GCC Provisions
• Variation Order, Rate Revision, Extension of Time & LiquidatedDamage, Price Adjustment, Insurance
• Contract Termination, Claims and Disputes
• Merit Point Criteria (MPC) Fundamentals and Framework
• Procurement Risk Assessment for MPC
Training Approach and Methodology
Adult learning principles will be used to facilitate the learning of theparticipants. Particularly, instruction techniques such as interactive lecture,group exercise, and group presentation will be used to enhance participants'learning. To promote team learning, an environment will be created to exploreand share valuable experiences in the training sessions.

Selected Participants

SN Name Designation Project/Office E-mail Mobile Number Gender
1 Adish Dhakal Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project dpm.urlips@gmail.com 9847170118 Male
2 Arun Khanal Asian Development Bank (ADB) khanal.arun@gmail.com 9857035229 Male
3 Balram Yadav Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project balramyadav62@gmail.com 9841831762 Male
4 Bidhya Devi Singh Deputy Project Director Regional Urban Development Project dpd4dudbc@gmail.com 9841561813 Female
5 Chandra Shekhar Mahto DPD Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project mahtocs@gmail.com 9851205497 Male
6 Ganesh Bhat Chhetri Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project ganeshkshetri31@gmail.com 9847417371 Male
7 Jiban Prakash Mohatra Rural Connectivity Improvement Project - AF jpmahotra34@gmai.com 9841275629 Male
8 Kabita Poudel Disaster Resilience of Schools Project erkabitapoudel23@gmail.com 9846465193 Male
9 Kiran Bista Asian Development Bank (ADB) kiranbista1996@gmail.com 9843770363 Male
10 Krishna Joshi Priority River Basins Flood Risk Management Project krishnadrn1980@gmail.com 9842684628 Male
11 Kul Chandra Jnawali Asian Development Bank (ADB) kulchandra744@gmail.com 9847246744 Male
12 Manju Kawan Priority River Basins Flood Risk Management Project kawan.manju@gmail.com 9851003941 Female
13 Moha Raj Paudel Engineer Asian Development Bank (ADB) moha.bsmc@gmail.com 9857086518 Male
14 Prajwol Prajapati Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project prajwol.dwri@gmail.com 9849177640 Male
15 Rabin Kasti Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project pco.er3dudbc@gmail.com 9841621427 Female
16 Rajan Acharya Asian Development Bank (ADB) racharya@adb.org 9851229097 Male
17 Rakesh Shah Asian Development Bank (ADB) rakesh.shah977@gmail.com 9845268050 Male
18 Ravi Yadav Sub-Engineer Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project ercivil.raviyadav@gmail.com 9841663229 Male
19 Shyam Mani Kafle Rural Connectivity Improvement Project - AF shyamrcip@gmail.com 9851338813 Male
20 Srijan Rana Magar Rural Connectivity Improvement Project magar.srijan9@gmail.com 9846756133 Male
21 Subrat Acharya Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project subratach22@gmail.com 9846856253 Male
22 Suman Sah Financial Comptroller General Office, Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project ersumansah203@gmail.com 9742476322 Male
23 Suman Khadka Engineer Urban Water Supply and Sanitation (Sector) Project er.sumankhadka@gmail.com 9852085142 Male
24 Surya Prasad Ojha Urban Resilience and Livability Improvement Project suryaojha3@gmail.com 9860727570 Male
25 Vivek Jha Asian Development Bank (ADB) zhavivek07@gmail.com 9864420674 Male