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Good practices for WGs As defined in note dated 09/2009 Task Force on Working Groups and Division of Labour Bruno Leclerc - AFD New HOCs/donors focal points meeting Maputo, September 29th 2009
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Good practices for WGsAs defined in note dated 09/2009

Task Force on Working Groups and Division of Labour

Bruno Leclerc - AFDNew HOCs/donors focal points meeting

Maputo, September 29th 2009

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Good Practices for WGsSummary

I. Introduction : usual practices

II. Objectives

III. Guiding Principles

IV. Good practices for WGs

1. to improve the functioning of the Group (organization, methods planning)

2. to strenghten harmonization with PARPA implementation

V. What the HoCs should do in general

VI. What the HOCs whose institution is chairing a WG should do

VII. What the TF on WGs/DoL should do

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A sector WG includes members from both GoM and donors

A sector WG is chaired by GoM Donors appoint a donor focal point Different levels of meetings : Minister,

directorates, departments Donors-only meetings to prepare meetings

with GoM and positions In some cases, sub WGs

Good Practices for WGsI. - Introduction : usual practice

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II. Objectives improve quality of partners contributions to the

sector policy dialogue increase efficiency, with a more result-oriented

approach increase consistency across sectors

III. Guiding Principlesa) In general

avoid multiplication of groups and sub-groupsstrive for consistency and stability within groupsconsider more systematically involving civil society

b) For donorsBe more active in less WGs

Good Practices for WGsII. - Objectives - III - guiding principles

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IV.1.1 To improve functioning in terms of organizationa) In generalo temporary task forces for specific issueso do not rule out donors who are not financing the sector

directlyo Technical Assistants may participate as resource persons

b) For donorso promote system of troika or chair/vice-chairo identify core group of active memberso distribution of members in active, attending, informed

Good Practices for WGsIV - Good practices

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IV.1.2 To improve functioning in terms of methods a) In general

o clear ToRs (objectives, organization etc.)o annual result oriented working plan (responsibilities, calendar, outputs)o annual reports against annual working planso joint analytical workso joint field visitso joint mapping of GoM/donors activities in the sectoro planning of the agendas of the WG meetingso use the Joint Review to strengthen the dialogue with GoMb) For donorso make the WG work between the JRso contract out consultants or young professionalso promote joint supervision HQs missions among donorso use the PAPs website to share informationo careful in the use of email

Good Practices for WGsIV - Good practices

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IV.1.3 To improve functioning in terms of planningo balanced number of focal points by donorso general principle (with flexibility):

o troika for bigger WGs,o focal point and co-focal point for others

o focal points are decided by WG memberso have at least a 2 year planning of the focal pointso flexibility is accepted in the 2 year planningo duration of chair is flexible (1 year or more)o if 2 years chair, discussion on collective assessment of

the focal donor performance is advised after the 1° year o rotation of focal points would be around the JR (04-05)

Good Practices for WGsIV - Good practices

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IV.2. Good practices for WGs to strenghten harmonisation with PARPA implementation

a) In generalo improve the coordination between WGs

(include economists in the main WGs)o have a specific focus on capacity development

b) For donorso nominate members of the donors-only WG to

participate in other sector WGs

o improve harmonization between sector MoUs and GBS MoU, link with PAPs PAF targets

Good Practices for WGsIV - Good practices

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V. What the HoCs should do in generalo identify gaps and duplication across sector WGso ensure a better distribution of staff among WGso ensure a better division of labour inside their organization

VI. What the HoCs whose institution is focal donor should do

o have close contacts with the GoM chair of the WG (incl. Minister)o invest time in building relationshipo focus on system strenghtening and results to achieveo increase the link between HoCs and sector coordinators/specialistso participate to WG meetings when necessaryo organize periodic meetings with donors WG members and HoCso develop discussions on issues of cross-sectorial importance

Good Practices for WGsV and VI - What the HOCs should do

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o link and work with GoM

o stimulate the implementation of the note on good practices for WGs

o disseminate the good practices among donorso update regularly the mapping on WGso Prepare annual action plans of the TF and report

regularly to G19/DPGo Organize short information sessions on the good

practices for new focal points and new HOCs in June-September

Good Practices for WGsVII - What the TF on WGs-DoL should do

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o attending members. Do we agree?

o streamlining WGs architecture. How?

o Responsibilities of donor focal points. Too much? Not enough?

o Responsibilities of HOCs. Too much? Not enough?

o Training on how to manage a meeting. Would it be useful? When?

Good Practices for WGsIssues for discussion

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Thank you for your attention

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