GEF Project Cycle Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points in the Pacific SIDS Auckland, New Zealand, 18-19 September 2008.

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GEF Project Cycle Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points in the Pacific SIDS Auckland, New Zealand, September 2008

Simplified GEF Project Approval Process Main Features:  Consolidation of steps in project cycle  Reduction in documentation requirements

GEF Project Cycle: Purposes  Reduction of processing time of project proposals from identification to start of implementation to 22 months  Greater upstream strategic programming of GEF resources  Simplified GEF process and transparency in decision making  Enhanced monitoring for results

Role of Countries  Countries are advised to: Identify national priorities for GEF funding Develop comprehensive and coherent GEF strategy in consultation with key stakeholders Integrate GEF priorities within broader national environment and sustainable development frameworks

Role of Operational Focal Points Dialogue with GEF Secretariat to discuss proposed project concepts and approach OFP endorses projects for GEF funding after proper consultation Begin project development and implementation in partnership with appropriate GEF Agencies

GEF Project Cycle – 4 Steps  GEF CEO’s review of the project concept (documented in the “PIF”) / approves PPG  Approval of the work program by the GEF Council  GEF CEO’s endorsement of the project  Implementation, supervision, monitoring and final evaluation

Develop concept Project Identification Form (PIF) Prepare project proposal Option to request Project Preparation Grant (PPG) CEO Clearance of PIF ‘Work Program’ Inclusion - Council Approval CEO Endorsement 4 Week Council Review of Project Document Implement, monitor and evaluate project Final evaluation Project impacts continue after completion of GEF funding Project Cycle: Full Size Projects CEO Approval of PPG Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

GEF Project Cycle: Project Identification & Preparation  Project Identification Form (PIF) Provides key information on project idea and best estimate of project cost Submitted on a rolling basis Accompanied by National Operational Focal Point endorsement  Project Preparation Grant (PPG) Available to PIFs cleared by CEO Grant amount based on estimate of project preparation costs Approved on a rolling basis  PIF and PPG can be submitted together

GEF Project Cycle There are two GEF review points in the project cycle: 1.PIF Clearance & Work Program Inclusion: Project Identification Form (PIF) - for review and clearance by CEO Work Program Document describing overall programmatic coherence of GEF projects in the work program in relation to the GEF strategic objectives –for approval by Council 2.CEO endorsement: Fully prepared full-sized projects submitted for CEO endorsement before approval by Agencies

Review Criteria for Project Concepts Criteria for PIF Review: Country eligibility Consistency with GEF strategic objectives/programs Comparative advantage of GEF Agency submitting PIF Estimated cost of the project, including expected co- financing Consistency of the GEF grant request with resources available in the focal area and Resource Allocation Framework allocations Milestones for further project processing

Review Criteria for Complete Project proposals Criteria for CEO Endorsement of Projects:  Project’s ability to deliver its outcomes, and generate global environmental benefits consistent with focal area strategies  Cost-effectiveness in using GEF funds (review of project budget, cost tables for project components, project management, consultants, and co-financing)  Compliance with GEF Monitoring and Evaluation Policy  Project preparation grant status report

Develop concept Project Identification Form (PIF) Prepare project proposal Option to request Project Preparation Grant (PPG) CEO Approval of PIF (and PPG) CEO Approval 2 Week Council review of Project Document Implement, monitor and evaluate Project Final evaluation Project impacts continue after completion of GEF funding Project Cycle: Medium Size Projects

Approval of Medium Size Projects and Enabling Activities Medium Size Projects  PIFs approved by CEO for further preparation  Fully prepared project documents circulated to Council for 2 week comment period prior to CEO approval. Enabling Activities  Fully prepared projects documents approved by CEO and documents posted on the web site.

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