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Localization of the MDGs FYR Macedonia - a case study

Localization of the MDGs FYR Macedonia - a case study. Milan Chrenko June 2006, Bishkek. Overview. South Eastern Europe Independent since 1991 Population - 2,050,554 Least developed of former Yugoslav republics GDP per capita $7,800 Growth 3.7 % (2005). Development concerns.

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Localization of the MDGs FYR Macedonia - a case study

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  1. Localization of the MDGs FYR Macedonia - a case study Milan Chrenko June 2006, Bishkek

  2. Overview • South Eastern Europe • Independent since 1991 • Population - 2,050,554 • Least developed of former Yugoslav republics • GDP per capita $7,800 • Growth 3.7% (2005)

  3. Development concerns • Breakdown of social and economic structures – high unemployment • Slow economic recovery Decline in living standards • Process of decentralization • Local self governments received many competencies from national structures • Limited financial and human capacities

  4. MDGs in Macedonia • Macedonian Government signed Millennium Declaration in 2000 • Targets defined at the national level • Part of national program for the socio-economic development of the country • Localization of MDGs – inclusive participatory processes • To establish a link between micro- and macro-level policies • To address socio-economic problems

  5. Localization of the MDGs • Three municipalities selected where MDGs local development strategies will be prepared • Two key processes identified: • Strengthen partnerships in 3 municipalities to incorporate MDGs into local development strategies • Establish linkages between micro and macro level policy planning • Capacity development of local actors • Establish and test mechanism to integrate local MDG targets into the National Program for Socio-economic Development

  6. MDG project • Components • Baseline assessment • Training component – developed and delivered training program for local groups involved in facilitating the MDGs processes on the local level • Local leadership groups established – to serve as a main consultative body (CSO, businesses, local governments)

  7. Lessons learned • Effective communication networks prevent the wasting of effort and resources • Linking the capacity development projects with existing networks helped promote the MDGs objectives on a local and national level • Local trainers are a valuable asset on a local level, facilitating and supporting MDGs

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