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Update on SSATP Stephen Vincent SSATP Program Manager

Update on SSATP Stephen Vincent SSATP Program Manager. SSATP Second Development Plan (DP2) 2008-2011. DP2 was launched at the SSATP Annual Meeting 2007 in Ouagadougou.

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Update on SSATP Stephen Vincent SSATP Program Manager

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  1. Update on SSATP Stephen VincentSSATP Program Manager

  2. SSATP Second Development Plan (DP2) 2008-2011 • DP2 was launched at the SSATP Annual Meeting 2007 in Ouagadougou. • The SSATP Strategic Framework 2008-2011 provides a logical framework for SSATP activities identifying specific activities and indicators of progress. • SSATP activities are now structured within the three Themes defined by DP2, and each activity needs to fit into the Strategic Framework. SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  3. SSATP Second Development Plan (DP2) Theme 1 (Transport Strategy) Comprehensive pro-poor and pro-growth transport sector strategies Theme 2 (Transport Sector Management) Sustainable institutional and financial arrangements for road infrastructure and rural & urban transport services Theme 3 (Regional Integration) Improving transit transport along selected corridors SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  4. SSATP DP2 Cross-cutting issues: • Governance • Climate change • Road safety • Gender • HIV/AIDS • Data management SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  5. Funding • SSATP DP2 is currently financed by the European Commission (main donor), African Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, and bi-lateral contributions from UK, Norway, Sweden and Austria. • Delays in mobilizing funding resulted in a slow start to DP2 activities, and no Annual Meeting in 2008. • Approximately 65% of the funding envisaged for DP2 is currently pledged by the SSATP Financing Partners, and funding is now available for 2010 activities. SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  6. Current SSATP Management Structure Program Manager Regional Coordinator West & Central Africa Regional Coordinator East & South Africa Leader Theme 1 Leader Theme 2 Leader Theme 3 SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  7. Current SSATP Activities Theme 1 (Transport Strategy) Review of PRTSR (poverty reduction/transport strategy reviews) Concept note for PGPTS (pro-growth, pro-poor transport) Theme 2 (Transport Sector Management) Review of modeling tools & progress with reforms Review of rural transport activities Support for workshops & reports (e.g. Urban planning/BRT, Road Safety) Theme 3 (Regional Integration) Support for REC-TCC Observatories and other activities for selected corridors SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  8. SSATP good practice guides SSATP is developing a series of “good practice” guides to exchange transport policy experience. • Topical subjects • Small booklets • English/French SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  9. SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Sunday National Representatives Meeting Monday Opening & topical presentations Tuesday Breakout discussion groups all day Morning – Three DP2 Themes Afternoon – Governance/Climate Change Wednesday Reporting back/discussion/work plan Thursday Field visit SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

  10. Objective of discussions • Refine details of activities within each Theme. • Discuss how to address selected cross-cutting issues. • Develop requirements for 2010 work plan. SSATP Annual Meeting 2009 Lilongwe, Malawi

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