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UNLOCKI NG PROGRESS:MDG Accele ra t i on on t he Road t o 20 15

Pover t y Prac t i ce Grou pBureau fo r Deve lopm ent Po l i cy

Un it ed Na t i ons Developm en t P rog ram m eOctober 2010


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ROADMAP

MAF Rol l -Out : Object ives and Overv iew

Wh at i s t h e MDG Accele ra t i on F ram ew ork and

w h y d o w e n ee d it ?

Next Steps

Overv iew o f Un lock ing Progr ess and Pi l o tCoun t r y Exam ples

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UNEVEN PROGRESS ACROSS COUNTRI ES

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UN EVEN PROGRESS ACROSS MDGS

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Identify, codify the stakeholders and

resources onacceleratingMDG progress

UNEVEN PROGRESS MMR/ 1 0 0,0 0 0 ( FLOATI NG)

THREE ( AND ) STYLI ZED FACTS ON COUNTRY


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THREE ( AND ) STYLI ZED FACTS ON COUNTRYPROGRESS

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Progress is non-linear

Periods of acceleration and slow-down

Increasing marginal costs as targets approached

Progress could be non-monotonic

Reversals are possible, and can actually occur

Progress is heterogeneous

Different regions within a country progress at different rates

Growth slow-down could presage deceleration or reversal


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Achievement ofintermediated targets

Historical trend

After implementing thesolution , compare thecurrent results (X) with theexpected trajectory to

identify potential gapsX

DEFI NI NG ACCELERATI ON

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Identify, codify the

interventions required tomeet the MDG targets

Help identify andprioritize MDGbottlenecks

Identify solutions

to form an MDGAccelerationCompact thataligns andfocusesstakeholders andresources on

acceleratingMDG progress

Implement and

Monitor theMDGAccelerationCompact toensure requiredimpact

FOUR STEPS TO ACCELERATI ON


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MA F METHODOLOGY: A SNAPSHOT

Jan PartmerActivity

Create implementationplan and monitor

IdentifypriorityMDG #2 UPE

Example based on MDG #2: Universal Primary Education

Priorities

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Performance andimplementationscorecards

Identify priorityinterventions forachieving the MDG

1. Elimination ofschool user fees andother indirect costs

(material and uniform)

1Identify, and rankbottlenecks for priorityinterventions

1. Budget (allocation):90% funded by ODA

lack of predictability

3. Service: Differentschool feeding models

exist, making M&E ofimpacts more complex

2. Policy: Plan is notwell articulated on themodalities andobjectives of SF

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2Determine solutions forpriority bottlenecks

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2. Conduct VulnerabilityAnalysis and Mapping toinform the Sector Plan onobjectives of SF (Sub-national units profiled)

1. Create/DesignateNational Institution/Unit toimplement and monitor SF

4. Assessment of costs ofschool feeding modalitiesand food choices versusimpact on nutrition andschool enrollment andattendance

3. Include an agreementin the Education Plan btwGov and implementingpartners about duration oftechnical assistance

Selected solutions

2. School Feeding(including take-homefood rations)


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MA F BOTTLENECKS: A SNAPSHOT


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MAF PI LOTS

BELIZE

Water & Sanitation

COLOMBIALocal Development

GHANAMaternal health

TOGOPovertyreduction

UGANDAMaternal Health

TANZANIAFood & Nutritionsecurity

JORDAN

Food security

TAJIKISTANAccess to energy

LAO PDRGender & education

Papua New GuineaEducation

COMPLEMENTI NG EXI STI NG PROCESSES


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COMPLEMENTI NG EXI STI NG PROCESSES

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Four key analytical and strategic initiatives, which have informed the 7th NSED in Lao PDR

Poverty Practice, BDP, UNDP, New York


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COUNTRY LEVEL PROCESS

SecureGove rnmen t

leadersh ip and

o w n e r sh i p

I d en t i f y M D Gta r g e t ( s )need ing

acce le ra tede f f o r t s

Desk r e v i e w o fda t a ( MDG CR)

and ex i s t i ng

i n i t i a t i ve s

Dra f t concep tn o te a n d a c t i v i t yp lan on th e MAF

process

Gove rnmen tconvenesincep t ion

m e e t i n g

Cons t i tu tee x p er t w o r k i n g

g roup (EWG)

Agree onac t i v i t y p lan ,

i nc lud ing

add i t i ona lresearch

I d e nt i f y k e yi n te r ve n t i o n s

MAF St ep 1

I d en t i f yb o t t l en e cks t oi n t e r ve n t i o n s

MAF St ep 2

Pr io r i t i zeb o t t l e n e cks

based on im pac t

assessm en t MAF St ep 2

Consu l t torev iew

p r i o r i t i za t i o n

I d e n t i f ys ol u t i on s M AF

St ep 3

Pr io r i t i zeso lu t i ons basedo n i m p a c t a n d

feas ib i l i t y

Consu l t t ova l i da te

se lect ion

Deve lop a d ra f tAct ion P lan

MAF St ep 4

Co n su l t w i t h k e yp a r t n e r s t o

ag ree on Ac t i onPlan


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UGANDA: REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY

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Ugandas most recent MDG reportshows considerable progress on

several targets, including thoserelated to poverty, hunger, genderparity in primary education, accessto HIV/AIDS treatment and accessto safe water.

On maternal mortality, however,progress has been slow and, basedon current trends, the country willmiss the target of reducing thematernal mortality rate (MMR) bythree-quarters between 1990-2015,

unless special measures are taken.



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UGANDA: REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY ( con t in u ed)

PRIORITIZED INTERVENTIONAREAS:

Access to emergency obstetriccare (EmOC) to allow themanagement of life-threateningcomplications

Skilled attendance at birth todetect and manage

complications and to ensureappropriate referral

Antenatal care to address theindirect causes of maternaldeaths such as malaria,anemia, HIV/AIDS and other

conditions Universal access to family

planning top prevent unwantedpregnancies, including thosethat are too early, too late ortoo frequent


SUB NATI ONAL I NEQUALI TI ES


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SUB-NATI ONAL I NEQUALI TI ES

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UGANDA: REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY(bo t t l enecks )

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UGANDA: REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY(bo t t l enecks )


UGANDA REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY ( t i d)


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UGANDA: REDUCI NG MATERNAL MORTALI TY ( con t in u ed)

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Balance between activities that can be expected to yield immediatebenefits towards acce le ra t ion , as well as those that should be

initiated right now, but whose benefits will become evident later andwill serve to sus ta in such gains.

Capac i ty and go ver nance constraints that hinder the provision ofservices are specified, enabling the formulation of concrete solutions.

Cu l t u r a l fac to rs that affect the demand for services related to familyplanning, and skilled birth assistance are proposed to be addressedthrough sensitization of health care providers, as well as broaderforms of outreach through partners and media.

Lessons learned f r om loca l exper iences inform solutions for

example, through providing incentives to Village Health Teams.

Acceleration solutions for some of the infrastructure bottlenecks areproposed through co or d i n at i o n w i t h o n - g oi n g p r o gr a m m es o fo t h e r m i n i st r i es.



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LAO PDR: ADD RESSI NG MDG 3

LAO PDR SUBNATI ONAL DI STRI BUTI ONS


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LAO PDR: SUBNATI ONAL DI STRI BUTI ONS

LAO PDR BOTTLENECKS


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LAO PDR: BOTTLENECKS

COLOMBI A: MDG ACCELERATI ON AT THE LOCAL LEVEL


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COLOMBI A: LOCAL MDG PRI ORI TI ES


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COLOMBI A: GEND ER I MBALANCES


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COLOMBI A: LOCAL MDG I NTERVENTI ONS


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SUMMARY OF PRI ORI TI ZED BOTTLENECKS, I DENTI FI EDSO O S O S


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SOLUTI ONS AND POTENTI AL PARTNERS




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The territorial document for MDG acceleration in the Department ofNario" presents early results of the analysis of progress on MDG 3 held

with the participation of a group of women leaders, officials of public entities andcivil society organizations, with valuable methodological support of UNDP

Colombia and proposes measures to further accelerate its implementation.We hope that this report will be of interest to other regions.

Finally, we express our gratitude to the international cooperation agencies,

particularly UNDP - for their support in this effort and of course our recognition ofthe indigenous women, Afro-Colombians, peasants, urban victims ofviolence, young women, the academia and all that have been part of thisprocess, especially to them, we reiterate our willingness and commitment to

continue in making progress.

PRELI MI NA RY LESSONS FROM THE PI LOTS


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Government ownership: existing political support

Cross-sectoral and cross-ministerial engagement

Recognition of local governments and other local actors,including CSOs and NGOs

Anchor in existing plans: balance acceleration withsustainability

MAF team with required expertise and knowledge

Data availability and quality manageable


VALUE ADDI TI ON: EFFI CI ENCY AND FOCUS


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VALUE ADDI TI ON: EFFI CI ENCY AND FOCUS

Bring together stand-alone activities and link all

steps from policy to service utilization

Operationalize laws, roadmaps and policies; andimprove their implementation

Suggest priorities within existing investment plans

for increasing impact on MDGs

Motivate cross-ministerial collaboration towardscommon goal within existing ministry work plans

Indicate how best to adapt existing tools such asneeds-assessments

Highlight local solutions for scaling up

THE W AY FORW ARD: ON THE ROAD TO 2 0 1 5


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St r eng t hen ing t he M A F on -go ing UNDG p rocess

N ex t s t ep s f or p i l ot co u n t r i e s i m p l e m e n t a t i o n ,UNDAFs and p art ner RRFs

Ext end ing t he MAF to o t her coun t r i es


REFERENCES AND RESOURCES


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Poverty Practice, Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP New York

UN MDG 2010 repo r t s and sum m i twww.un.org/millenniumgoals

www.un.org/en/mdg/summit2010

ADB/ ESCAP/ UNDP repor t swww.mdgasiapacific.org

Wh at i s needed to ach ieve the MDGs

I n t e r n a t i o n a l A ssessm e n thttp://content.undp.org/go/cms-service/download/asset?asset_id=2620072

MDG Good Pr act iceshttp://www.undg-policynet.org/?q=node/11

Syn t hes i s o f Coun t r y Repo r tshttp://content.undp.org/go/cms-service/download/asset?asset_id=2677427

MDG Acce lera t ion Fram ew orkwww.undp.org/mdg/acceleration.shtml
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