External Factors and Risk Control. (1) Preconditions: None in particular.
External Factors and Risk Control. Political and economic stagnation/deterioration as well as natural disasters in India and the area surrounding the project sites
External Factors and Risk Control. Any deterioration in the political or economic situation and any natural disasters in Peru or in the vicinity of the target areas.
External Factors and Risk Control. １）Preconditions: None in particular （２）External Factors: The security situation will not be much worse than it is now.
External Factors and Risk Control. Decrease of cargo and passenger transportation due to rapid deterioration of Myanmar’s economy ・Significant change in policies for the rail transportation sector
External Factors and Risk Control. Delay in project implementation due to natural disasters, flood beyond the planned level
External Factors and Risk Control. Delay in civil engineering works caused by natural disasters such as a flood
External Factors and Risk Control. Delays beyond the control of the administrative body may occur particularly in policy and institutional improvements that accompany legislative procedures, and may affect the progress of the project as a whole.
External Factors and Risk Control. The communication penetration rate may slow down if Myanmar’s economy suddenly deteriorates. Significant change in policies concerning information and communications
External Factors and Risk Control. Delays in civil works caused by flooding and other natural disasters, delays in approval by the Prime Minister's Office of the Jamuna Bridge and Padma Bridge toll policy, occurrence of flooding that exceeds the projected scale, rising costs of materials and raw materials.
