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1 APEC Communications & Public Affairs 15 th ATCWG Meeting 3 March 2011 APEC Secretariat

2 Focus on fora communications Senior Officials’ Meeting (SOM) Success stories from fora SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation (SCE) FotC on Sub-fora Accountability and Communications Updating Chair/Lead Shepherd Guidelines Budget and Management Committee (BMC) Project Overseers provide project outcomes within 4 weeks for better internal information and publication on fora webpage

3 Promoting APEC

4 Communications services Draft/distribute news releases Organise interviews Feature work on APEC website and APEC Bulletin Develop feature stories on events Design and publish informational booklets Offer Website templates and hosting

5 Case study: Policy Support Unit

6 250 news service providers globally 1 million households in the region 280 million households worldwide The Results

7 “APEC as good as a free trade area”

8 APEC Products Symbol of specialised knowledge Springboard for marketing opportunities Tangible product for stakeholders

9 APEC Products Become a spokesperson for the ECSG Write and publish in journals / newspapers / magazines Gain greater media attention

10 Communications Strategy Planning an effective communications strategy Review current situation Identify Objectives Who is our Audience? What is our Message? How to fund? Resources (Human/Capital) Identify Mediums (Internet/Publication) Brand our product Develop Timeline Monitor progress

11 www.apec.org

12 APEC iPhone App

13 For more information, contact: Thanawat Sirikul Program Director ts@apec.orgts@apec.org Michael Chapnick Director (Communications and Public Affairs) mc@apec.orgmc@apec.orgContact

14 Project Management Update SOM2 & related meetings, May 2011 Prepared by APEC Project Management Unit

15 52 Concept Notes submitted, requesting over US$7.5 million 42 projects & concept notes approved to the value of US$3,947,643: - OA: 6 projects valued at US$573,190 - TILF: 16 projects valued at US$1,285,127 - ASF: 20 projects valued at US$2,089,326 Deadlines for proposals: -June 3 (approval notification: June 16); or -June 17 (approval notification: July 7) Approval Session 2, 2011

16 Deadlines: Session 3 Concept Note: 29 September - midnight Singapore time (GMT +8) By this time, you must have: – Forum endorsement & ranking – Sufficient co-sponsors Submit Concept Notes to Program Directors via email. Program Directors send Concept Notes to PMU. Approval Session 3, 2011

17 What funds are available? *Figures are correct as of 1 May 2011 ** All figures are USD Fund Funds Available for Session 2 Funds Available for Session 3 OA607,439 TILF1,632,205 ASF – General 1,832,3211,832,322 ASF - Human Security 166,195166,194 ASF - Avian Influenza 1,036,9951,036,996 ASF - TFAP II 143,712143,713 ASF – Technology 31,40831,407 ASF- Energy Efficiency 2,115,942 Sub-total for ASF 5,326,5735,326,574 Total for OA, TILF, ASF7,566,2177,566,218

18 Approval process Group endorses concept notes Committees and SFOM use the 2011 Funding Criteria to rank & prioritise notes Highest priority notes that can be funded are expanded into full proposals Satisfactory quality proposals recommended to BMC for approval

19 Project Implementation Phase Projects completed within two financial years Projects must be implemented in line with the Guidebook on APEC Projects Monitoring reports (mandatory) submitted at 6 month intervals within a calendar year: –1 February –1 August  next due 1 August 2011 Completion report (mandatory) submitted within 2 months of project completion

20 Procedural Updates – BMC 2 Concept Note Cap: The amount requested in a Concept Note is to be considered the ceiling. Full proposals cannot exceed the in-principle approved amount. Two Strike Rule: A ‘two strike rule’ will apply for proposals that fail to meet quality standard at the full proposal stage for the second time. Such projects will be unable to have a future CN considered for the same project in future rounds.

21 Multi-year projects Pilot initiative, starting Session 3 2011 Phased capacity building initiatives in line with strategic priorities of SOMs/Committees/SFOM Maximum of $500,000 over 3-5 years Minimum co-funding & co-sponsoring needed Must have involvement of 2 APEC fora & external stakeholders, and put forward at committee level Full criteria, procedures & forms are available through your Program Director or from the Projects page on the APEC website

22 Where can I get more help? Further assistance on projects can be found: Through the APEC Secretariat: your Program Director or the PMU http://www.apec.org/apec/about_apec/apec_secretariat/sec_contacts1.html In the Guidebook on APEC Projects and Proposal Development Materials http://www.apec.org/apec/about_apec/policies_and_procedures.html On the AIMP Project Database site: http://member.aimp.apec.org/pdb_sites/default.aspx Through your BMC delegate


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