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1. The operational plan covers all the aspects of the borrower's operation of the completed project.  In it the borrower describes the technical, financial, commercial, and institutional arrangements to ensure effective project operation.  Depending on the nature of the project, the plan may include, for example, the timely provision of all necessary inputs; adequate staffing (including training) and management; implementation of financial, economic, and other policies required for effective operation and maintenance; and the marketing of the project's output.
2. The plan also lists the performance indicators by which the project will be monitored and evaluated and describes any monitoring and evaluating system that is or will be in place.
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