PPMP 20014 Complex Project Management: GERD Case Study

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PPMP 20014
Complex Project
management

Framework of
assessment
• The assessment framework is demonstrating on the
complex project which is constructing on the basis of
Nile River, name as GERD (Grand Ethiopian
Renaissance Dam).
• The assessment include all the essentials related to
complexities present in the project, and better
understanding of these concepts are derived in the
final assessment.
• The final assessment is done with the contribution of
my team member, Mohammed Faiz Ur Rehman.
• Both of us have distributed our particular task to
complete the final assessment
MOHAMMED AMEEN
SHAREEF

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• The case and the changes which are derived in the cases
are derived by me and rest of the part is demonstrate by
my team mate.
• In final assessment I have explored all the significance
factors that are related in the context of GERD (Grand
Ethiopian Renaissance Dam), which is based on three
basin countries as Egypt, Ethiopian and Sudan.
• This final assessment helped me in learning and gaining
my knowledge in the context of project complexities.
MOHAMMED AMEEN
SHAREEF

Methodology in
assessment
• The final assessment is done by taking several articles
from CQU library.
• The journal articles are peer reviewed which help in
analysing about the concepts of project complexities.
• Here are some articles which are derived by me:
Management Scenarios of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance
Dam and Their Impacts under Recent and Future Climates.
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: a benefit-sharing
project in the Eastern Nile?
MOHAMMED AMEEN
SHAREEF

Challenge
s
Some challenges which are faced by in completing my
own part are:
Failing in communicating with my team member and
get confused in distributing the tasks to be done by
us.
Fails in understanding the aspects of project
complexities but at the end the journal articles and
their concepts are clearly understood by me.
Take so much time in completing the task.
MOHAMMED AMEEN
SHAREEF

Assessment
framework
• The complexity project named as GERD (Grand
Ethiopian Renaissance Dam) is presented by me and
my team member Mohammed Ameen Shareef.
• All the task between us are distributed between me
and my team member
• In this assessment I have explained all those elements
that are learned by me in the context of project
complexities.
MOHAMMED FAIZ UR
REHMAN

Methods
• For completing the final assessment, I have take some
journals from the CQU library.
• The journals which are taken by me helped me in developing
my learning skills in the context of complexity project.
• Here are some articles which are derived by me:
 Quantifying and evaluating the impacts of cooperation in
transboundary river basins on the Water-Energy-Food
nexus: The Blue Nile Basin.
 Evaluation of potential impact of Grand Ethiopian
Renaissance Dam on seawater intrusion in the Nile Delta
aquifer.
MOHAMMED FAIZ UR
REHMAN

Challenge
s
There are some challenge which are faced by in
accomplishing the overall final assessment are:
• Poor understanding in determining the aspects of
complexities in GERD projects leads to various
problems and challenges for me.
• Lack of communication with my team member
develop confusion between us.
• Some uncertainties develop some problems in
completing the process.
MOHAMMED FAIZ UR
REHMAN

Conclusio
n
• The final assessment on project complexities in the
context of GERD project are completed by us.
• The journal articles from CQU library helped us in
developing our learning in the context of project
complexities.
• Some challenges faced by us at the starting of final
assessment but all these challenges are overcome in
timely manner and the final assessment is completed
by us.

Referenc
es
• Stefan Liersch, Hagen Koch, & Fred Fokko Hattermann. (2017).
Management Scenarios of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and
Their Impacts under Recent and Future Climates. Water,9(10), 728.
• Tawfik, R. (2016). The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: a benefit-
sharing project in the Eastern Nile?. Water International, 41(4), 574-592.
• Basheer, M., Wheeler, K. G., Ribbe, L., Majdalawi, M., Abdo, G., & Zagona,
E. A. (2018). Quantifying and evaluating the impacts of cooperation in
transboundary river basins on the Water-Energy-Food nexus: The Blue Nile
Basin. Science of the Total Environment, 630, 1309-1323.
• Abd-Elhamid, H., Abdelaty, I., & Sherif, M. (2019). Evaluation of potential
impact of Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on seawater intrusion in the
Nile Delta aquifer. International Journal of Environmental Science and
Technology, 16(5), 2321-2332.