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The Paris Declaration: Targets and Commitments

The Paris Declaration: Targets and Commitments. Presentation to the 5th Country Analytic Workshop Washington D.C., June 24, 2005 Soe Lin. Outline of Presentation. Paris Declaration in context Key elements Indicators and targets Targets for CAW

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The Paris Declaration: Targets and Commitments

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  1. The Paris Declaration: Targets and Commitments Presentation to the 5th Country Analytic Workshop Washington D.C., June 24, 2005 Soe Lin

  2. Outline of Presentation • Paris Declaration in context • Key elements • Indicators and targets • Targets for CAW • Harmonization and alignment for country analytic work • Implementing the Paris Declaration-some implications for CAW

  3. Context • Rome Declaration:applying good practice principles • Marrakech:core principles for managing for development results • Paris Declaration: implementation and monitoring the results of harmonization and alignment. • International partnership-Working Party on Aid Effectiveness- hosted by the OECD-DAC oversees the process.

  4. Paris Declaration • Paris Declaration built on platform of ownership, harmonization, alignment, managing for results principles, mutual accountability • Who ‘signed’ it? • 35 donor countries • 26 multilateral donor agencies. • 56 countries that receive aid. • [14 Civil society organisations] • more effective aid: • 56 specific commitments. • 12 Indicators of progress.

  5. 12 Indicators of Progress (1/1)

  6. 12 Indicators of Progress (2/2)

  7. Targets Under Discussion for 2010 (1/1)

  8. Targets Under Discussion for 2010 (2/2)

  9. Targets Under Discussion for 2010 (3/3)

  10. Paris indicator and target for CAW • Of the 12 indicators, indicator 10b-percent of country analytic work, including diagnostic reviews that are joint is of direct relevance to the work of this group • Numerator is number of analytic reports undertaken by two or more donors jointly or by one donor on behalf of another donor (or donors) • Denominator is total number of country analytic reports • 258 donor responses from 33 countries indicated 430 joint CAW out of 1400 reports-31% • Target proposed is 2/3 of joint CAW by 2010

  11. Why harmonize and align Country Analytic Work • Harmonization and alignment in CAW more than transaction cost issue • Done properly: • Builds ownership • Provides shared diagnostic framework • Minimizes conflicting performance targets • Better targets capacity building • Facilitates program based lending and use of country systems

  12. Implementing the Paris Declaration-some implications • Paris Declaration indicators and targets closely interlinked with CAW indicator and target • Increasing the number of operational development strategies (indicator 1), increasing reliability and use of partner country systems (indicators 2 and 5), and increased use of program based approaches (indicator 9) are all highly dependent on quality CAW. • High demand for CAW of type which has ownership by partner countries, buy-in by multidonors, and provides operational guidance for program implementation • This is the upcoming challenge for CAW community

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