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Title: Civil Service Systems in Central and Eastern Europe


1
Government of the Republic of Serbia Ministry of
International Economic Relations
Strengthening National Capacities for Efficient
Management of External Assistance
Linking donor funding to the state budget
Gordana Lazarevic Assistant Minister
Podgorica, 14-15 May 2007
2
Basic principles on government organization
Tasks what has to be done Responsibilities
who is doing what Coherence / Consultations/
Coordination DECISION MAKING Monitoring Reportin
g Gap analyses Improvements/ institutional
adjustments/trainings
3
Key players in programming
  • Case of GoS
  • MIER programming/coordinating of development
    assistance
  • MoF annual budget planning
  • Secretariat General annual work plan of GoS
  • Ministry for Public Administration uniformity
    od internal organization in the ministries

4
Key Tasks in Programming of International
Assistance
  • Strengthening of capacities in LM for planning,
    project identification, drafting, monitoring and
    reporting
  • Towards institutionalization of planning and
    programming
  • Improved alignment of donor funded activities
    with national priorities
  • Ensure consistency and complementarities between
    donor programs and budgeting process
  • Increase of the aid predictability and
    integration in the operational planning and
    budget preparation process
  • Further improvement of the ISDACON IS as a
    planning and monitoring tool and linking with the
    budget preparation process
  • Implementation of the sector support concept in
    pilot sectors

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Tasks of line ministries
  • Strategic planning and programming in the sector
  • Mid term/annual planning (GOP)
  • Preparation of projects
  • Prioritization within sector/approval of sector
    priorities
  • Sector coordination/ focal point for coordination
    of planning activities, same start of processes

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Mainin chalanges
  • Internal introduction of programmatic budget
    2 years pilot program in place
  • External introduction of IPA new tasks and
    responsibilities of national government
  • How to achieve linking between external
    assistance and national goals

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  • Government mandate MIER to coordinate all
    external assistance
  • To increase the effectiveness of foreign aid in
    facilitating the achievement of Government policy
    objectives as set out in strategic documents
  • Reaching sustainable solutions and mechanisms
    aiming at further improvement of foreign
    assistance delivery

8
MIER Institutional Respond
  • Internal organization

MIER/NIPAC
DACU
Programming IPA I and Bilateral donors
CBC PCMU IPAII
ISDACON IT support
9
MIER-relations with stakeholders
EU partnership, MIPD, annual allocations of the
funds
EU Commission DG enlargement
DEC
Contracting, implementing, monitoring
Contracting projects with final beneficiaries
Setting priorities, planning, programming,
project collection/evaluation. Submission to
NIPAC and JMC
MIER/DACU
MINISTRY
MINISTRY
MINISTRY
MINISTRY
10
Context
  • Improvement of coordination of various reform
    processes and progress towards integrated
    planning, budgeting (allocation of internal and
    external resources), monitoring and reporting,
    based on a result-oriented approach
  • Reform of the budget planning process by
    introducing programmatic classification during
    the budget preparation process
  • Strengthening functions of strategic and
    operational planning in public institutions,
    Obligations of donors and partner countries
    defined in the Paris Declaration on Assistance
    Effectiveness, which was adopted in Paris on
    March 2, 2005, in particular the strengthening of
    national ownership over the development process,
    harmonization of donors with national development
    strategies and prioritization, harmonization of
    donor activities and management with view of
    achieving results
  • Commitment to EU integrations, in particular the
    aims, procedures and capacities for using EU funds

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Main Goals
  • Improved coordination and planning of
    development assistance
  • Improved aid effectiveness and efficiency
  • Improved coordination of internal and external
    funds planning
  • Alignment of development assistance with
    national priorities
  • Capacity building for funds management
    (especially EU funds)

12
Development Aid Coordination Unit
  • MAIN ACTIVITIES
  • Programming of international assistance
  • Reporting on international assistance
  • Registering aid flows (ISDACON IS)
  • STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK
  • Document Needs of the Republic of Serbia for
    International Assistance in the Period 2007-2009
  • Guidelines For Programming International
    Development Assistance for the Republic of Serbia
    in 2007 and Reporting on International Assistance
  • Action plan for programming of IPA 2008
  • Piloting Sector support approach
  • Report on development programming processes of
    IPA 2007 Gap analyses
  • TOOLS
  • ISDACON IS
  • GOP
  • Task forces in line ministries including NBS

13
Programming of International Assistance
  • PROCESS
  • Introduction of joint Calendar for programming of
    international assistance
  • (identification of project ideas) based on the
    following
  • Coordinated and joint project proposal
    identification phase
  • Targeting project proposals with the beginning of
    implementation expected in 2008 and 2009
  • Calendar structured around IPA programming
    procedure, defined in Action plan for programming
    of IPA 2008
  • Programming is sector based, including regular
    consultations with main stakeholders and the
    donor community

14
Programming of International Assistance
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Programming of International Assistance
  • Priority project identification based on
  • Needs of the Republic of Serbia for
    International Assistance in the Period 2007-2009
    document
  • Budget/internal resource financing possibilities
  • Information on expected donor support in the
    period 2007-2008

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Programming of International Assistance-2007
Project ideas
?un
July
Aug
Sep
?ct
Nov
Dec
DOCUMENT Needs of the Republic of Serbia
for International assistance for 2007-2009
Identification of project ideas
Development of project proposals IPA 2008
Development of Project proposals according to IPA
Format and consultations with the EC
Delegation and EAR
Adoption of MIPD
EC- IPA Implementing Rules
Short listed and wider list of project ideas
Action Plan on programming
Identification of project ideas
Development of Logframe
Guidelines for programming of internatio- nal
aid
TA by local experts for IPA programming-MIER
Project Preparation Facility
Administrative check Identification of
donors Registration in ISDACON IS
Short listed project ideas and development of
project proposals
Development of project proposals Other donors
training/ workshops on programming
Project ideas, Logframe
Consultations with ministries and development
Partners on priorities and possible financing
Drafting project proposals according to
procedures and Timeframe and rules of individual
donors
MIPD- Multiannual Indicative Planning
Document IPA- Instrument of Pre- accession
Assistance
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Co-ordinated planning, budgeting and foreign
assistance programming processes
Year 2008 (n)
Year 2007 (n-1)
Year 2009 (n1)
December January
December January
December January
GoS Work Program
GoS Annual Report
Preparing draft Budget Memo (incl NIP)
Final Budget Memorandum and Budget
Budget Execution
MFIN final accounts
LM preparing Budget request
LM final accounts
Final Budget Memorandum and Budget
Prepare final GOP1 (08-10) for LM
Implementation Management by performance using
GOPs
Preparing draft GOP1 (08-10) in LM (EI, PRS, PAR
and sector strategy)
Final LM GOP1 (07-09)
Monitoring and Evaluation
Needs Assessment Document (07-09)
Update Needs Assessment document (n to n2)
Joint project identification by LM, MIER and
donor community for 2008 (n)
EU support IPA 2008
MIPD (n to n2) drafting, Consultations and
approval
Programming of EU assistance including
preparation of FICHE, negotiation, intern-agency
consultations and signing of FA
Detail design of projects / plan for
implementation
Implementation of projects/programme (36 months)
Other international assistance
Individual Assistance Strategy / Action Plans
Programming including detail design and plan for
Implementation
Implementation of projects/programme
The chart is based on the assumption of the 3
year rolling process where for each cycle one
additional year is included. Hence to get
fulloverview of activities the specific calendar
year it is necessary to include activities from
the previous two years.
1 GOP (Godisnji operativni plan / Annual
Operational Plan) Three year rolling medium term
planning document developed by line ministries (6
pilot ministries) comprising the detailed
budgeted operational plan for the first year.
GOP planning methodology is designed to be used
as basis for development of Governments annual
Work Program, budgeting according to the
programmatic classification, programming of
international assistance, monitoring and
reporting.
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Coordinated planning, budgeting and foreign
assistance programming processes
  • Improved coordination in planning external and
    budget resources
  • Annual operational action plans as the basis for
    budget planning and the NA
  • Consultative process (avoiding overlapping and
    Ensuring co-financing)
  • Next steps Linking BPMIS with ISDACON

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Framework Calendar of Annual Programming process
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Building of Capacities for Planning, Budgeting
and Aid Management
Manuals/Guidelines prepared and adjusted to the
internal governmental rules of procedure
Training LM to use them Project management
/project preparation became as obligatory part
of training of civil servants within HRD
Tailored training support to LM- special
facility to support project preparation STE and
LTE Capacity building of NIER/DACU to be able
to identify problems in the processes Focusing
on external training within EU institutions or
within MC- use of TA and Twining Coordinating
bodies extends only limited and focused
trainings Inclusion of HRD Offices in permanent
training of civil servants
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