Why are some previously approved projects, like the women’s IP, not progressing as expected?

The reason that some previously approved projects, such as the women’s IP, are not progressing as expected is primarily due to the fact that they haven't reached the top of the CAR (Current Assessment Report) survey. The CAR survey plays a critical role in assessing the viability and priority of ongoing projects within the organizational framework. When projects do not attain the necessary ranking in this survey, they may face delays in implementation or may not receive the required attention and resources to move forward effectively.

As projects are evaluated based on the survey rankings, those that are deemed to have lower priority may get sidelined in favor of newer initiatives perceived as more pressing or impactful. This can lead to a bottleneck effect where worthy projects lag behind, not because of a lack of support or approval, but due to the prioritization mechanisms that dictate resource allocation and project focus. In this context, the other reasons provided do not accurately capture the specific logistical issues related to progression, emphasizing the importance of the CAR survey in project advancement.