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ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTY UNDP ANNUAL PROGRAMME REVIEW 2004

ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTY UNDP ANNUAL PROGRAMME REVIEW 2004. ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTY. Poverty monitoring and programme evaluation Policy Studies Policy formulation, monitoring and evaluation Leadership Programme e-Moldova Strategy

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ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTY UNDP ANNUAL PROGRAMME REVIEW 2004

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  1. ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTYUNDP ANNUAL PROGRAMME REVIEW 2004

  2. ACHIEVING the MDGs and REDUCING HUMAN POVERTY • Poverty monitoring and programme evaluation • Policy Studies • Policy formulation, monitoring and evaluation • Leadership Programme • e-Moldova Strategy • National Capacity Self-Assessment

  3. RESULTS (1): NATIONAL CAPACITIES & OWNERSHIP • Territorial Poverty Monitoring System and database on Poverty Monitoring • Innovative methodologies, approaches and instruments • Capacity building activities – trainings, seminars, workshops • Evidence on capacity gaps in the implementation of Conventions on Environment • An information sharing NGO network promoting gender equality issues

  4. RESULTS (2): ENABLING POLICY ENVIRONMENT • “Poverty in Moldova 2003” • “Policy Performance 2002” • Inputs into the elaboration process of EGPRSP • First draft “Economic Policies for Growth, Employment and Poverty Reduction” • e-Readiness Report • “Information Society Technologies for Development” • Integrated Inter-sectoral Analysis

  5. RESULTS (3): PARTNERSHIPS FOR DEVELOPMENT • Mechanisms to foster participation established and resulted in: • strengthened cooperation between different society groups • national experts speaking the same language as international consultants • expressed political will on specific development priorities • enhanced leadership and ownership by national partners • better donor coordination • greater influence and development effectiveness in case of joint donor initiatives

  6. MAJOR CONSTRAINTS • Limited statistical capacity at the local level • Limited participation of line ministries • Difficulties in reaching consensus over strategic recommendations • Lack of mechanisms in public sector to attract specialists from different areas for strategic analytical work

  7. LESSONS LEARNED • National Poverty Monitoring System is not adequate without regional/local level • Participation mechanisms should be carefully thought out and planned before launching an initiative • Don’t underestimate efforts and time necessary for the establishment of partnerships – every participatory process needs time! • In order to foster ownership over the final product, it is important to actively advocate for its benefits at planning stages.

  8. PLANS for 2005 • Development of a national M&E system (in a broader framework of EGPRSP/MDGs) • Analytical work – in the areas insufficiently explored • Increased access to and better use of statistical data and analytical information • Further use and strengthening of mechanisms to foster participation • Further exploring possible interventions for strengthening strategic policy management at the regional/local levels.

  9. More information http://ppmu.moldova.md http://www.e-moldova.md http://www.leadership.org.md http://ncsa.nor.md

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