Finance and reporting Global Program & National Countries UN-REDD P R O G R A M M E.

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Finance and reporting Global Program & National Countries UN-REDD P R O G R A M M E

Cash Flow Cycle Reporting Cycle DONOR Administrative Agent -MDTF FAO HQ UNDP HQ UNEP HQ Tanzania DRC Zambia Paraguay Panama Bolivia Vietnam Indonesia Cambodia Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands Philippines UNEP HQ SECRETARIAT DONOR UN - Country Representations FAO HQ UNDP HQ - Financial Focal Point - Country Focal point in HQ

Reports delivered to the Secretariat from each agency: 1. Internal Report for the Global Program (quarterly updating), on the progress of the program through the “Narrative Progress Report “ of the activities as well as finance (expenditures and commitments) related. 2. Internal Report for National Program (quarterly updating), informing on the progress of the program, Activities and Finance (expenditures and commitments) for each country. 3. Internal Report for the Co-financing (quarterly updating), reporting at program level on In-kind contributions and In-cash contributions. 4. Updating on the Project Tracker (monthly updating). This is a tool on the UN-REDD workspace developed to help on the preparation of the Global Report, including information about financial progress and progress on the achievements of the activities at the output level.

Problems faced on reporting & how to resolve them REPORTINGRISKSOLUTIONS Global Programme Forecast as FBAs & FDAs do not appear in the system For staff, if time of project and time of contract do not coincide, system does not reflect correct expenditures Follow up a common monitoring system National Programme No all expenditures are recorded in the system If country offices use FAS will not reflect commitments The country office does not communicate to HQ on expenditures (already spent & forecast) Lack of monitoring Follow up a common monitoring system If BH does not collaborate, change BH from the FAOR to HQ HQ should negotiate the AOS Control the budget from HQ through FBAs Project Tracker Expenditures are not well distributed and allocated by output Follow up a well and common monitoring system Co-financing Expenses funded by other programs and related to the REDD activities are not being recorded separately Follow up a proper and common monitoring system

Challenges improving national reporting 1.Clear and updated information on focal points and responsible 2.Common procedures, systems and forms for monitoring financially 3.Transparency and reliability, justifying correctly expenses

How monitoring and reporting on the basis requested A. Common monitoring system for Global Program

How monitoring and reporting on the basis requested B. Common monitoring system for National Program

How monitoring and reporting on the basis requested C. Common monitoring system for Co-financing

Co-financing: Criteria UN-REDD Activities Criteria for inclusion In-kind contribution : 1. Staff time & expertise: monetarie value Should be assigned based on normal cost Of the time to the agency 2. Office space: cost of office space utilized For UN-REDD purposes but borne by agency 3. Use of other programme or project Resources for UN-REDD. Costing should be Determined by cost of staff time and other Resources that have been provided to UN-REDD Criteria for In-cash contribution: 1. Cash provide by the agency to existing UN-REDD Project (example to cover partial or full cost of some staff working in the project. 2. Additional cash resourcesfrom agency provide to cover cost of travel, meetings, Events, communications materials and Workshops 3. Cash contributions provided by other agency programme, project or country office Finish Funds Other funds Regular Program Funds Swedish Funds

UN-REDD GLOBAL PROGRAMME EXPENDITURES 31 DECEMBER 2010 Participating UN Org. Total Transferred from MDTF (USD) Cumulative ExpendituresDelivery rate (%) Balance Total Expenditures CommitmentsDisbursements Commit Rate Disbursement Rate Total Expenditure Rate Fund Balance FAO 7,493,139799,3035,027,0685,826,37111%67%78% 1,666,767 UNDP* 6,563,1991,763,9233,451,2055,215,12827%53%79% 1,348,071 UNEP 7,957,828473,6914,188,9474,662,6386%53%59% 3,295,190 Total Budget/ Expenditure 22,014,166 3,036,917 12,667,220 15,704,137 71% Total programme Balance 6,310,029 Examples Reporting 1. Financial Report for Global Program (quarterly)

Examples Reporting Country Office Total Transferred from MDTF to FAO Cumulative Expenditures * CommitmentsDisbursementsTotal Expenditures DRC$ 2,928,164$ 150,570$ 326,249$ 476,819 TANZANIA$ 1,498,000$ 0$ 10,751 ZAMBIA$ 900,192$ 0 VIETNAM$ 1,690,814$ 0$ 382,987$ 382,967 INDONESIA$ 1,498,000$ 147,490$ 84,111$ 231,601 PARAGUAY$ 0 PANAMA$ 845,300$ 0 BOLIVIA$ 515,205$ 0 PAPUA NEW GUINEA$ 0 CAMBODIA$ 0 SOLOMON ISLANDS$ 0 Total Budget/ Expenditure $ 9,875,675$ 298,060$ 804,098$ 1,102,138 UN-REDD National Program Expenditures 31/12/ Financial Report for National Program (quarterly) * Information from the Data Warehouse

Examples Reporting 3. Financial Report for Project Tracker (quarterly)

Examples Reporting 4. Financial Report for Co-financing Participating UN Org. Agency Co-financing Cash contribution (Amount) In-kind contribution (Amount) Total Co-financing Description, brief narrative on contributions to the activities FAO UNDP UNEP TOTAL

Examples Reporting