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1. The Project Information Document (PID) presents a brief summary of the main elements of the evolving project.  As new information becomes available or as an investment project develops, Bank staff update the PID.  For all investment projects, the PID is updated before the Bank's formal project appraisal.  This updated PID is revised after appraisal only if major changes are made to a project after appraisal.
2. The PID may consist of text taken directly from other project documents, but it must not include confidential or sensitive material that could (a) jeopardize relations between the government and the Bank, or (b) adversely affect the integrity of the Bank's decision-making process.  Initial PID  3. Summary Data.  The PID provides the following summary project details: Country name
Project name
Region
Sector
Project ID number
Borrower
Implementing agency (name, address, contact, telephone number, fax number)
Date this PID prepared
Projected appraisal date
Projected Board date
4.  Main Text.  In addition, the PID discusses the following subjects, bearing in mind the qualifications noted above in para. 2: Country and sector background
Project objectives
Project description
Project financing
Project implementation
Project sustainability
Lessons learned from past operations in the country/sector
Poverty category
Environmental aspects (specify environmental category; indicate whether an
indigenous peoples plan or resettlement plan will possibly be developed)
Program Objective Categories
5.  Final Material.  The PID ends by providing a contact point and a clear disclaimer:
Contact Point: Public Information Center
The World Bank
1818 H Street, NW
Washington, D.C.  20433
Telephone: (202) 458-5454
Fax: (202) 522-1500
Note: This is information on an evolving project.  Certain components may not necessarily be included in the final project.
Updated PID
6. In addition to the sections included in the initial PID, the updated PID should include the following information (bearing in mind the qualifications in para. 2):
Date the initial PID prepared
Project benefits
Project risks
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