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UN Reform UN Reform and and Common Country Programming Common Country Programming Process in Iraq Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

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Page 1: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

UN Reform UN Reform and and

Common Country Programming Common Country Programming Process in IraqProcess in Iraq

An Agenda for Further Change

Baghdad, 22-23 June

Page 2: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Session Outline

• Understanding UN reform and the Common Country Programming process

• Understanding the linkage between CCA/ UNDAF and National Development Planning processes

• Understanding the steps involved in the CCA/ UNDAF process in Iraq

Page 3: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Why UN Reform?

To achieve better impact

• Holistic vision

• Country level MD/MDGs targets

• Reduced transaction cost through simplified business processes

• Improved accountability of UN system – internal and external

Page 4: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

UNDG is driving the UN development system to become more strategic, coordinated

and aligned with national priorities, MD/MDGs.

Page 5: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness

Strengthened national Strengthened national development resultsdevelopment results

Page 6: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

• UN• Voice• Common country

programming process

The Way ForwardThe Way ForwardChanging UN culture:Changing UN culture:

from from silo mentality (agency-specific) silo mentality (agency-specific) to to real UN system-wide thinking and joint resultsreal UN system-wide thinking and joint results

Page 7: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

CCA/ UNDAFCommon Country Assessment/

United Nations Development Assistance Framework

Page 8: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

What is a Common Country Assessment?What is a Common Country Assessment?

• In line with MD/ MDGs, international treaties and conventions ratified by the country and other international commitments

• Causal analysis – identifies root causes and their effects

• Capacity gap analysis – understand reasons for the inability of rights holders to claim rights, and duty bearers for not being able to deliver their commitments

• Conflict sensitive analysis including factors that induce emergency situations

• Complements national analytical work being done for the National Development Plan

Page 9: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Option A: Participation in government-led

analysis

Option B: Complementary UN supported

analysis

Option C: A full CCA

process

OPTIONS FOR CCA

National Development Planning Process

The UN’s analytical support strengthens the National development

framework to reflect the Government’s

commitments to internationally agreed

goals

Page 10: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

What is the UNDAF?What is the UNDAF?

• Strategic programme framework for the UN Country Team

• Describes collective UN response to MD/MDG related national priorities

• Demonstrates the UN Comparative advantage

• Enables strategic positioning of the UN vis-à-vis national development priorities

• Jointly developed by the UN and the host government

Page 11: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Guiding Principles for CCA-UNDAF

• National ownership and leadership

• Alignment with national priorities, MD/ MDGs

• Harmonization with UN and national planning process/ cycle

• Integration of Human rights into analysis and results based programming

• Mutual accountability

• Capacity development and stakeholder participation

Page 12: UN Reform and Common Country Programming Process in Iraq An Agenda for Further Change Baghdad, 22-23 June

Annual Work Annual Work PlansPlans

Agency Agency Programme Programme Documents/ Documents/ Strategies/ Strategies/

FrameworksFrameworks

ExCom Country ExCom Country Programme Programme Action Plan Action Plan

(CPAP)(CPAP)

UN UN Development Development Assistance Assistance Framework Framework

2011-14 2011-14 (UNDAF)(UNDAF)

Alignment between UNDAF & National Development Plan

Five Yr. Five Yr. National National

Development Development Plan Plan (2010-14)(2010-14)

ICI/ MDGsICI/ MDGs

The priorities in the National Development Plan (2010-14) will drive the UNDAF – the UNDAF shows the

collective response of the UNCT, and demonstrates its comparative

advantages towards national priorities

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CCA UNDAF

3 - 5 Prioritiesfor UN development

co-operation

Analysis

UNDAFOutcome 2

UN Agency 1Country

ProgrammeOutcome

UN Agency 2Country

ProgrammeOutcome

Cause 1

Cause 2

UNDAFOutcome 1

Non-UNPartner

Contributions

UN Agency 1Country

ProgrammeOutput 1

UN Agency 2Country

ProgrammeOutput

UN Agency 1Country

ProgrammeOutput 2

UN Agency 3Project

Outcomesand Outputs

Assessment

Identify Challenges

Information Gathering

Short listchallenges for

development co-operation

CountryProgrammes/Projects

Natio

nal D

evelop

men

t Plan

/

ICI / M

illenn

ium

Develo

pm

ent G

oals

COMMON COUNTRY PROGRAMMING PROCESS

Key priorities for UN development

cooperation

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Common Country Programming ProcessCommon Country Programming Process

CCA UNDAF CPDsUNDAF Evaluation

CCA 2

UNDAF 2

Strategic Planning Implementation,

and M&E1 2 3 4 5

Sept 2009 Dec 2004 Jan 2011

M&E plan

Results Matrix

JSM JSM

Joint

Programmes

AWPs

CPAPs

Dec 2009 Mar 2010

AWPs

AWPsAnnual ReviewRC Annual Report

AWPs

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1. Top strategic priority

Strategic Priority Setting for UN Country Teams

UNCT Comparative Advantage

Alignment of key actors to support UNCT action

Major Challenge

1

MD/MDGs/International norms

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Way Forward

• Need for GoI leadership at strategic and technical level for maximum national ownership

• Alignment with NDP process is critical for ownership of UN development assistance as well as for maximum impact

• Partnership with GoI, academia, civil society must be sought to ensure a comprehensive and integrated development framework that builds on the principle of mutual accountability

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Way Forward … cont’d

• Harmonization within UN planning processes, and between GoI and UN, will lead to a coherent, coordinated, and effective response to national priorities at the country level

• Joint UN-GoI prioritization of development results for Iraq to enhance the effectiveness of respective contributions and mutual accountability

• UN principles and values including MD/ MDGs remain central to CCA/ UNDAF process –

Human Rights Based Approach to programming and Results Based Management principles to be followed along with Conflict Sensitivity Analysis to understand the

dynamics and to plan within a clear contingency framework

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