Aid Co-ordination Mechanism Principles and Procedures Preliminary Proposals for Consultation with Donors Dusanka Basta, MoFT/SCIA Richard Moreton, ACE.

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Aid Co-ordination Mechanism Principles and Procedures Preliminary Proposals for Consultation with Donors Dusanka Basta, MoFT/SCIA Richard Moreton, ACE Project DCF Meeting, 24 February 2011

Grant and Concessionary Loan Allocations to BiH 2006.–2010 (€m) Why is aid effectiveness important in BiH?

Paris Declaration Principles 1.Ownership: BiH institutions should define development priorities for external assistance in the country, rather than donors. 2.Alignment: Donor activity should be aligned with country, entity and sector development priorities and, whenever possible, make use of BiH systems and procedures. 3.Harmonisation: Donors should seek to harmonise practices and procedures amongst themselves to avoid duplication and inefficiency. 4.Management for Results: Donor assistance should focus on the achievement of development results, rather than merely the delivery of activities. 5.Mutual accountability: BiH institutions and donors should take mutual responsibility for the effectiveness of external assistance. Why is aid effectiveness important in BiH?

Results of Baseline Assessment of Paris Declaration Adherence in BiH Paris Declaration PrinciplesINDICATORBiH OWNERSHIP1Operational development strategyNot available ALIGNMENT2aReliable public financial management (PFM) systems3.5 (satisfactory) 2bReliable procurement systemsNot available 3Aid flows are aligned on national prioritiesNot available 4Strengthen capacity by co-ordinated supportNo country strategy 5aUse of country PFM systems (aid flows)0.71% (very low) 5bUse of country procurement systems (Aid flows)1.74% (very low) 6Strengthen capacity by avoiding parallel PIUs55 parallel PIUs (high) 7Aid is more predictable39.04% (low) 8Aid is untied7.89% (good) HARMONISATION9Use of common arrangements or procedures11.40% (low) 10aJoint missions10.71% (low) 10bJoint country analytical work4.60% (very low) MANAGING FOR RESULTS11Results based monitoring frameworkNo MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY12Mutual accountabilityCommenced

BiH Council of Ministers MoFT/SCIA Entities Donors Aid Effectiveness Proposed Memorandum of Understanding - four key stakeholders

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Donors and BiH Institutions Donors will: 1. Inform MoFT/SCIA prior to the preparation of new policy documents on assistance priorities and/or multi-annual programmes. 2. Formally submit new draft policy documents on assistance priorities and/or multi-annual programmes to MoFT/SCIA. 3. Inform MoFT/SCIA prior to the discussion of new programmes or project proposals with Entities or BiH institutions. 4. Make use of BiH public financial management and procurement systems, where it is possible to do so. 5. Until it is possible to use BiH procurement systems, conduct procurement of assistance in a transparent and open manner, allowing and encouraging the participation of BiH suppliers.

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Donors and BiH Institutions Donors will: 6. Phase out the use of parallel project implementation units by embedding technical assistance and management units within the units of the BiH public administration. 7. Inform MoFT/SCIA prior to country missions or the preparation of analytical reports 8. Provide information in a timely manner when requested to do so by BiH authorities, particularly in response to the annual Donor Mapping Exercise, the annual review of adherence to Paris Declaration principles, and Monitoring and Evaluation requirements. 9. Actively work to ensure that Paris Declaration principles are observed when delivering assistance to BiH.

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Donors and BiH Institutions MoFT/SCIA will: 1. Convene quarterly meetings of the Donor Co-ordination Forum in order to act as a communication mechanism between BiH institutions and donors. 2. Prepare and disseminate information on donor activity in BiH, through the Donor Mapping Exercise and annual assessments of Paris Declaration adherence in BiH to donors. 3. Provide information to donors regarding country and entity priorities and the identification of stakeholders with whom to consult when working in specific sectors. 4. Prepare the Public Investment Programme (PIP) for BiH institutions and aggregate the combined state and entity PIP as the BiH PIP and disseminate this to donors to indicate BiH development priorities. 5. Inform donors on priority and investment-ready projects from the Public Investment Programme when requested to do so.

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Donors and BiH Institutions MoFT/SCIA will: 6. Give opinions on the alignment of proposed programs and projects financed by donors with the Public Investment Programme prior to their formal approval by the BiH CoM. 7. Liaise with Entity Coordinators to obtain the approval for programmes and projects financed by donors at the entity level when requested to do so, as long as they are consistent with development priorities. 8. As resources allow, evaluate the performance of donor projects and inform donors and BiH government of the results of these exercises. 9. Work with donors and BiH Institutions to ensure that Paris Declaration principles are followed when delivering assistance to the country. 10. Prepare an annual report showing adherence to Paris Declaration principles in BiH.

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding between Donors and BiH Institutions Entity Coordinators will: 1. Provide guidance to MoFT/SCIA and donors regarding entity priorities and the identification of stakeholders with whom to consult when working in specific sectors. 2. Prepare an annual Public Investment Programme for the entity to indicate current development priorities at the entity level and make this available to MoFT/SCIA in order to prepare the aggregated BiH PIP. 3. Inform MoFT/SCIA on priority and investment-ready projects from the Public Investment Programme when requested to do so by donors. 4. As resources allow, evaluate the performance of donor projects within the entity and inform MoFT/SCIA and donors of the results of these exercises. 5. Work with entity institutions to ensure that Paris Declaration principles are observed.

Next Steps Response to proposals from donors Amended proposals sent to CoM for adoption (following formal procedures) SCIA establish internal systems Signature of MoUs with donors New procedures come into effect

Thank-you for your attention