UNDP-2023年年度状况报告：有效管理发展合作全球项目

UNITEDNATIONSDEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME

AnnualStatusReport2023

GlobalProjectforManagingDevelopmentCooperationEffectively

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UNDPGLOBALPROJECTCONTRIBUTIONPARTNERS:

In2023,theGlobalProjectonManagingDevelopmentCooperationEfectivelywasfnanciallysupportedbyCanada,theEuropeanCommission,Germany,theRepublicofKorea,SwedenandSwitzerlandtoimplementtheprioritiesoutlinedintheGlobalProjectdocumentandinlinewiththe2023-2026WorkProgrammeoftheGlobalPartnershipforEfectiveDevelopmentCooperation.

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ACRONYMS

-Bappenas:IndonesianMinistryofNationalDevelopmentPlanning/NationalDevelopmentPlanningAgency

-CPDE:CSOPartnershipforDevelopmentEfectiveness

-EDC:EfectiveDevelopmentCooperation

-FfD:FinancingforDevelopment

-g7+:GroupofSevenPlus

-GPEDC:GlobalPartnershipforEfectiveDevelopmentCooperation

-HLPF:High-LevelPoliticalForum

-JST:JointSupportTeam

-KOICA:KoreaInternationalCooperationAgency

-KPA:KampalaPrinciplesAssessment

-KSP:KnowledgeSharingPlatform

-LAP:LearningandAccelerationProgramme

-NEPAD:NewPartnershipforAfrica’sDevelopment

-OECD:OrganisationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment

-PIFS:PacifcIslandsForumSecretariat

-SCM:SteeringCommitteeMeeting

-SDGs:SustainableDevelopmentGoals

-UNDP:UnitedNationsDevelopmentProgramme

-UNDS:UnitedNationsdevelopmentsystem

-VNRs:VoluntaryNationalReviews

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TableofContents

UNDPGLOBALPROJECTCONTRIBUTIONPARTNERS: 1

ACRONYMS 2

EXECUTIVESUMMARY&ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4

ABOUTTHEGLOBALPARTNERSHIPANDTHEUNDPGLOBALPROJECT 6

AbouttheGlobalPartnership 6

AbouttheUNDPGlobalProject 7

KEYRESULTSACHIEVEDIN2023 9

Output1:Monitoring 9

Launchofthe2023-2026MonitoringRound 9

MonitoringTrainingsforPartnerCountries:KOICALAPandIndonesia 10

Output2:PolicyAction 13

SupporttoSteeringCommitteeMeetings 13

7thBusanGlobalPartnershipForum 14

Output3:AdvocacyandCommunications 16

EngagementinStrategicEvents 17

CommunicationsandAdvocacyProductsDevelopedandDisseminatedin2023 20

CONCLUSIONSANDWAYFORWARD 24

ANNEXI:FINANCIALPROJECTEXECUTIONIN2023 25

ANNEXII:LISTOFDONORSIN2023 26

ANNEXIII:LOG-FRAMESUMMARY 27

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EXECUTIVESUMMARY&ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Widespreadcrisis,politicalupheavals,theefectsoftheCOVID-19pandemic,climate-relateddisasterscoupledwithdebtdistressandshrinkingdevelopmentresourcespointtotheneedformoreefectivepartnershipsthatarecountry-ownedandinclusive,anddevelopmentcooperationtobenimbleandresponsive.Weneedtobeabletoadaptefectivedevelopmentapproachesatcountryleveltoswiftlychangingglobalsituations,andassuch,theprinciplesforefectivedevelopmentcooperation-countryownership,focusonresults,inclusivepartnerships,transparencyandmutualaccountability-remaincritical.

ItisinthiscontextthattheUNDPcarriedoutitsworkontheGlobalProjectonManagingDevelopmentCooperationEfectivelyin2023,deliveringonthreestrategiccomponentsinlinewiththeGlobalPartnership’s2023-2026WorkProgramme.This2023AnnualStatusReportprovidesanoverviewofthekeyresultsachievedbytheUNDPGlobalProjectoverthepastyearintheareasofmonitoring,policyaction,andadvocacy.

2023wasanexcitingyearfortheGlobalPartnership’spartnercountry-led

monitoring

exercise:

followingacomprehensivereformfrom2020-2022,the4throundofthe

exercisewaslaunchedinJanuary2023.AsofDecember2023,53partnercountrieshavecommittedtoparticipate.Twoin-personmonitoringtrainingsforNationalCoordinatorsfrompartnercountrieswereheldinthesecondhalfof2023:the

KOICALearningand

AccelerationProgramme

andthe

Asia-PacifcTraining.

ThetrainingsimpartedNationalCoordinatorswithathoroughunderstandingoftheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringprocessandframework,leavingthemwellequippedtoconductandcoordinatetheexerciseatcountrylevel.

Overtheyear,UNDPalsoachievedresultsaroundpolicyaction.TwoSteeringCommitteemeetingswereheldinMayandDecember2023,includingthefrstin-personmeetingsince2019thatwasheldinSeoulwithgeneroussupportfromtheRepublicofKorea,whereUNDP(withOECDaspartoftheJST)providedsubstantiveandoperationalsupporttotheCo-ChairsandSteeringCommitteemembers.Theyearendedonahighnotewiththe

2023BusanGlobalPartnershipForum,

heldinSeoulinDecember.Themulti-stakeholdereventwelcomedover180participantsandputaspotlightonhowtheefectivenessprinciplescanbeleveragedforlong-lastingdevelopmentresults.

Onadvocacyandcommunications,theUNDP-ledactivitiesandoutputsalignedwiththeprioritieslaidoutinthe2023-2026Advocacy&OutreachPlan.Highlightsfrom2023

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includetheorganizationoftwohigh-levelsideeventsonthemarginsoftheUNFinancingforDevelopmentForumandtheUNHigh-LevelPoliticalForum,aswellasthedevelopmentofnewtargetedadvocacyproducts,publicationofblogsandstoriesofprogress,andthedisseminationofkeymessagesthroughtheGlobalPartnership’snewsletterandsocialmedia.

ThisreportispreparedbytheEfectiveDevelopmentCooperationteam.(Note:In2023,theteamwaspartofUNDP’sBureauforPolicyandProgrammeSupport(BPPS)andfromMarch2024onwards,theteamisnowpartoftheUNDP’sBureauofExternalRelationsandAdvocacy(BERA)andcontinuestoworkinclosecollaborationwithBPPS.)

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ABOUTTHEGLOBALPARTNERSHIPANDTHEUNDP

GLOBALPROJECT

AbouttheGlobalPartnership

TheGlobalPartnershipforEfectiveDevelopmentCooperation(‘GlobalPartnership’)istheprimarymulti-stakeholdervehiclefordrivingtheefectivenessofalltypesofdevelopmentcooperationtodeliversustainabledevelopment.Byconveningpartnersaroundthefourefectivenessprinciples–countryownership,focusonresults,inclusivepartnerships,andtransparencyandmutualaccountability–theGlobalPartnershipishelpingcountriescatalyzetheirSDGprogressby:

•Bringingpartnerstogetherinaprinciple-ledapproach,fosteringtrust,andby

•Generatingdataforanevidence-basedapproach,empoweringpolicyaction.

Figure1:Graphicexplainingthefourprinciplesofefectivedevelopmentcooperation

Source:'GPEDCataglance'

TheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringisapartnercountry-ledexercisetopromotecollectiveaccountabilityontheefectivenessofdevelopmentcooperation.Guidedbythefourinternationallyagreedprinciplesforefectivedevelopmentcooperation,themonitoringtracksprogressofpartnercountries,developmentpartnersandotheractorsinimplementingtheiragreedcommitmentstomoreefectivedevelopmentcooperation.Themonitoringexercisedrivesbehaviourchangebyfocusingonhowstakeholderspartneratthecountrylevelforbetterdevelopmentresults.

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InMay2023,buildingonthecommitmentsmadeinthe

GenevaSummitDeclaration,

andfollowinganinclusiveconsultationprocess,theSteeringCommitteeoftheGlobalPartnershipagreedonanew

WorkProgrammefor2023-2026.

TheoverallvisionoftheWorkProgrammeistostrengthentheefectivenessofdevelopmentcooperationtospurprogresstowardstheSDGs.ThethreecoreoutputsoftheWorkProgrammeareasfollows:

1.GenerateEvidence:throughtheNewMonitoringExercise,to

2.DriveInformedPolicyDialogue&Action:throughCountryDialogues,

StrategicPartnershipsandtheAchievementoftheSDGs,and

3.FosterPoliticalAwareness,BehaviourChangeandUptake:Targeted

AdvocacyandOutreach

AbouttheUNDPGlobalProject

AspartoftheOECD-UNDPJointSupportTeam(JST),UNDPworkstostrengthenefectivedevelopmentcooperationbysupportingtheworkoftheGlobalPartnership.WithintheJST,UNDPbringstotheGlobalPartnershipitssubstantiveandoperationalfootprint,network,andinfrastructureatglobal,regional,andcountrylevelsaswellascollaborationacrosstheUNdevelopmentsystem.FunctionssupportedbyUNDPaspartoftheJSTcenteraroundpolicyworkrelatedtoefectivedevelopmentcooperation,supporttocountry-levelimplementation,inparticulartoanchortheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringincountry-ledefortstospurimplementationofthe2030Agenda,aswellasknowledgesharing,communicationsandadvocacyondevelopmentefectiveness.Moreover,UNDPcultivatesarobustefectivenesscommunitythroughmanagementofstrategiccommunicationandknowledgesharingsolutionsandplatform/toolsincoordinationwiththeUNdevelopmentsystem.

Inpracticalterms,thefollowingtasksaresupportedbyUNDPwithintheJST:

•Co-chairs:UNDPandOECDjointlyprovidestrategicadvisorysupportandguidanceforCo-chairstotakedecisionsandforgeconsensus.

•SteeringCommitteeandworkprogramme:UNDPandOECDjointlyprovidestrategicadvisorysupporttofacilitateSteeringCommitteedecisionmaking.

•Senior-andHigh-levelmeetingsandinputstoothermeetings(FfD,HLPF,etc.):OECDandUNDPprovidesubstantivesupportbasedonmembershipandtypeofevent.

•Monitoring:

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oPre-inceptionandinceptionphases:UNDPleadsonpartnercountryoutreachandisthemainresponsibleactorforthisphase.

oDatacollectionandreview:UNDPcontributesonspecifcpre-agreedtasks.

oCountry-leveldialogue,actionplanningandfollowupphases:UNDPleadsandismainresponsibleactortosupportpartnercountrieswiththisphase.

oResultsanalysisandreporting:JointresponsibilityofOECDandUNDP.

•AdvocacyandStrategicCommunication,LearningandKnowledgeManagement:UNDPleadsadvancementoftheefectivenessagendathroughstrategiccommunications,advocacyandknowledgemanagementbypositioningtheGlobalPartnershipandcountry-levelengagementwithinbroaderglobaldevelopmentcooperationdiscourse/action.

TheUNDPsideoftheJSTdeliversthesecorefunctionsthroughtheGlobalProjectonManagingDevelopmentCooperationEfectively(‘GlobalProject’)withthefollowingstrategiccomponentsinlinewiththeGlobalPartnership2023-2026WorkProgramme:

1.Output1:TheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringframeworkisrefned,strengthened,andimplementedtosupportglobalaccountabilityandmutuallearningonefectivedevelopmentcooperation.

2.Output2:Anincreasednumberofcountriesstrengthen,oraretakingactiontostrengthen,policyandinstitutionalarrangementsthatsupportintegratedapproachestoplanning;moreeficientmanagementofdiversedevelopmentcooperationfows;andenhancedcoordinationandstrongermulti-stakeholderpartnerships.

3.Output3:Astrengthenedmutuallearningandknowledgeexchangeplatform,facilitatingthesharingofcountry-levelevidence,andlearningfromdiferentmodalitiesofdevelopmentcooperation.

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KEYRESULTSACHIEVEDIN2023

This2023AnnualStatusReportpresentskeyresultsachievedbyUNDPaspartoftheGlobalProjectin2023inlinewiththethreeoutputsofthe2023-2026WorkProgramme:thefrstsectionfocusesonthemonitoring,thesecondondialogueandpolicyaction,andthethirdonadvocacy.

Output1:Monitoring

TheGlobalPartnership

monitoringexercise

providesthemainsourceofevidenceonstakeholders’commitmentsonefectiveness,empoweringpartnersandbuildingtrustinaneraofglobalchallenges.Thedatafromtheexercisehelpscountriesandtheirpartnerstoassesstheprogresstheyhavemade,whilealsobeingtheoficialsourceofcountryandgloballeveldataonthreeSDGindicators:

5.c.1,17.15.1and17.16.1.

Figure2:GraphicdepictingthethreeSDGindicatorsonwhichGlobalPartnershipmonitoringdatareports

Source:GlobalPartnership

KnowledgeSharingPlatform

Since2011,103partnercountrieshaveledthemonitoringexerciseincollaborationwith

hundredsofdevelopmentpartnersandotheractors.Thefrstthreeglobalmonitoringroundstookplacein

2014,

2016,

and

2018.

From2020-2022,aparticipatoryand

comprehensivereform

ofthemonitoringexercise–bothwhatiscollected(theframework)andhow(theprocess)–ensuredtheexercisecontinuestomeetitsoriginalaimsandtheevolvingneedsofstakeholders.

Launchofthe2023-2026MonitoringRound

The4thGlobalPartnershipMonitoringExercisewaslaunchedinJanuary2023,andasofDecember2023,53partnercountrieshavecommittedtoparticipate.Atthecountrylevel,themonitoringexerciseentailsthefollowingfvephases:

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Figure3:Graphicshowingthefvephasesofthemonitoringexercise

Source:

JST

Amongotherthings,theUNDPsideoftheJSTleadssupporttopartnercountriesonthepre-inceptionandinceptionphaseofthemonitoringexercise(phase1).Assuch,in2023,UNDPsupported:

•26pre-inceptioncallswith22partnercountries;

•36inceptioncallswith33partnercountriesandUNDSatcountrylevel;

•10kick-ofmeetings;

•9datareportingandreviewcallswith7partnercountries;

•Draftingof6roadmaps.

Furthermore,twoin-personmonitoringtrainings,supportedbyUNDP,werehostedinthesecondhalfof2023.

MonitoringTrainingsforPartnerCountries:KOICALAPandIndonesia

Twomonitoringtrainingsforpartnercountrieswereheldin2023,providingNationalCoordinatorsleadingthemonitoringexercisewithathoroughunderstandingoftheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringprocessandframework,thenecessaryknowledgetoconductandcoordinatetheexerciseintheircountry,andfosteringpeer-to-peerlearning.The

KOICALearningandAccelerationProgramme

(LAP)anda

traininginIndonesia

setthestageforsharedinsightsonandhighlightedthevalueofthemonitoringexercise.Thetrainingsbroughttogether33participants,includingNationalCoordinatorsfrom23partnercountrygovernmentsacrossAfrica,LatinAmerica,andAsiaPacifc,withparticipationfromnon-executivestakeholdersaswell.Bothtrainingsincludedthefollowingsixmodules:

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•Module1:IntroductiontotheGPEDCandtheBroaderDevelopmentEfectivenessAgenda

•Module2:IntroductiontotheGPEDCMonitoringExerciseandOverviewoftheProcess

•Module3:FundamentalsoftheMonitoringFramework

•Module4:StakeholderEngagementandInstitutionalization

•Module5:UseofResultsandPeerLearningOpportunities

•Module6:RoadmapsforEngagementandAction

From4to6October2023,KOICAhosted,withorganisationalsupportfromUNDP,theLAPinSeoul,RepublicofKoreaforNationalCoordinatorsfromAfricanandLatinAmericanpartnercountrygovernmentscommittedtostartingthe4thMonitoringRoundin2023or2024.TogetherwithOECDaspartoftheJSToftheGlobalPartnership,thetrainingwasdevelopedanddeliveredbyUNDPtoagroupof12participantscomprisingofrepresentativesfromBurkinaFaso,Cameroon,Chad,Colombia,Coted’Ivoire,theDemocraticRepublicofCongo,Honduras,Indonesia,Peru,andSierraLeone,alongwithrepresentativesofthenon-executiveconstituencyandCo-ChairsoftheGlobalPartnership.Overthreedays,NationalCoordinatorsengagedinworkshopdiscussions,bringingtheircountries’experienceandlearningstothetable.Theexperiencessharedbypartnercountrygovernmentsunderscoredtheimportanceoftheefectivenessagendaanditsfocusonlocalownership,datatransparency,andinclusivepartnerships.

Image1:Photoofparticipantsfromthe2023KOICALAP

Source:KOICA

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InSurakarta,Indonesiafrom29Novemberto1December2023,asecondmonitoringtrainingwasdeliveredtoagroupof21participantscomprisingrepresentativesfromBangladesh,Bhutan,Cambodia,Indonesia,Jordan,LaoPDR,Nepal,Pakistan,thePhilippines,Samoa,theSolomonIslands,TimorLeste,Tonga,Vietnamandcivilsocietyandprivatesectorrepresentatives.TheGovernmentofIndonesiaorganizedandfundedthismonitoringtrainingwithorganisationalsupportfromUNDPforAsia-Pacifccountriessettocommencethemonitoringexercisein2023-24,whileUNDP,togetherwithOECDaspartoftheJST,developedanddeliveredthetrainingtoNationalCoordinators.

Image2:Photoofparticipantsfromthe2023Asia-PacifcTraining

Source:Bappenas

Allparticipantscompletedafeedbacksurveyattheendofeachtraining.Thefeedbackreceivedindicatedthatparticipantsfeltthatthetrainingequippedthemtoimplementthemonitoringprocessintheircountriesandprovidedaclearerpictureofhowtoadvanceameaningfulmonitoringexercisethatgenerates‘behaviorchange’formoreefectivedevelopmentcooperation.

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Output2:PolicyAction

SupporttoSteeringCommitteeMeetings

UNDPwithOECDprovidedsubstantiveandoperationalsupporttotheGlobalPartnershipCo-ChairsandtheSteeringCommitteemembersinorganisingonevirtualandonein-personSteeringCommitteemeetingin2023.WithintheJST,UNDPleadsonengagementwithpartnercountrySteeringCommitteemembers,aswellasthefollowingmembers:PacifcIslandsForumSecretariat(PIFS),NewPartnershipforAfrica’sDevelopment(NEPAD),andtheGroupofSevenPlus(g7+).

The

25thSteeringCommitteeMeeting

washeldvirtuallyfrom30to31May2023.Inattendancewere19representativesfrompartnercountries,includingtwoatministerialandoneatdeputy-ministeriallevel,aswellasrepresentativesfromPIFS,NEPADandg7+.Membersoficiallyadoptedthenew

2023-2026WorkProgramme

anddiscussedandagreedona2023-2024ActionPlantowardsdeliveringthethreecoreoutputsoftheworkprogramme.Complementingthecoreoutputs,fvemember-ledthematicinitiativesfor2023and2024werelaunchedbymembersoftheSteeringCommittee.Membersalsoagreedonplannedstrategiceventsatcountry,regionalandgloballevelsaswellasotheradvocacyprioritiestofosterpoliticalawarenessforbehaviourchange,uptakeofefectivedevelopmentcooperationandsystematiclearning.TheGlobalOrganizationofParliamentariansAgainstCorruption(GOPAC)andUNGlobalCompactwerealsowelcomedasnewmembersoftheSteeringCommittee.

The

26thSteeringCommitteeMeeting

washeldinperson,on4December2023inSeoul,RepublicofKorea.Inattendancewere15representativesfrompartnercountries,includingoneatministerialandoneatdeputy-ministeriallevel,aswellasrepresentativesfromPIFS,NEPADandg7+.Memberswelcomedthesuccessfulrolloutofthe4thGlobalPartnershipMonitoringExercise,deliberatedonpriorityactionsforimplementingthe2023-26WorkProgrammein2024,andexploredresourcingstrategiesfortheworkofthePartnership.UNDPprovidedsubstantivesupport,includingthepreparationofmeetingbackgrounddocuments,includingdraftinga

noteonlong-termresourcingneeds

oftheGlobalPartnership.TheUNDevelopmentCoordinationOficewaswelcomedtotheSteeringCommittee;steppingintotheseatthatrepresentstheUNdevelopmentsystemthatwaspreviouslyheldbyUNDPsincethePartnership’sinceptionin2012.

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Image3:Photosfromthe26thGlobalPartnershipSteeringCommitteeMeeting

Source:JasonBuhendwa,EmbassyoftheDemocraticRepublicoftheCongototheRepublicofKorea

7thBusanGlobalPartnershipForum

Figure4:Eventbannerforthe7thBusanGlobalPartnershipForum

Source:UNDPJST

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Figure5:SpeakercardfromtheopeningsessionoftheBusanForum

Source:UNDPJST

The

2023BusanGlobalPartnership

Forum,washeldinSeoul,RepublicofKoreafrom5-6December2023from5-6December2023.TheUNDPsideoftheJSTprovidedcomprehensivesubstantivesupporttoRepublicofKoreainplanningandexecutingtheForum.TheForumconvenedover180partners(fromacrosssectors-partnercountrygovernments,developmentpartners,civilsociety,privatesector,andotherstakeholdersandcommunitiescommittedtodeliveringbetterdevelopmentcooperation)torefectonhowthefourefectivenessprinciplescancatalyzeprogressontheSDGs.Amongtheparticipantswere7Ministerial-ordeputyMinisterial-levelrepresentatives,aswellasrepresentativesfrom24partnercountrygovernments.Partnershearddiverseperspectivesonthechallengesfacedbydiferentconstituenciesintheirefortstoupholdandimplementtheprinciplesofefectivedevelopmentcooperation,sharedknowledgeoninnovativesolutions,andrefectedonprogresssofarinthemonitoringexercise.

Thethemeofthe2023BusanForum–“DeliveringBetterTogetherforSustainableDevelopment:LeveragingEfectiveDevelopmentCooperation”–underscoredthelinkbetweenefectivecooperationandsustainabledevelopmentinthefaceofgrowingpolitical,economic,andenvironmentalcrises.AsleadonsubstantivepreparationfortheBusanForum,UNDPdraftedtheoverallconceptnoteandagenda,aswellastheconceptnotesanddetailedrun-of-showforeachsession,ledondesignandcommunications,supportedpartnercountrygovernmentattendanceandparticipation,andproposed,reachedoutto,andsupportedtheinvolvementofall41speakers.FurthercoordinationwasundertakenwithPIFSregardingaligningtheirprocesses,especiallytheir2050StrategyfortheBluePacifcContinent,withtheefectivenessagenda.

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AftertheForum,UNDPdraftedandcoordinatedinputstothesummarydocument,whichwasfnalizedinJanuary2024followinganinclusiveconsultationprocess,runbyUNDPthroughtheKnowledgeSharingPlatform(KSP).The

BusanForumSummary

highlightedtheopportunitythattheForumprovidedforsenior-leveldevelopmentco-operationpolicymakersandpractitionerstocometogetherandrefectontheefortsthathavebeenmadeatcountrylevelsincetheGenevaSummit,aswellasgenerateideasandinputsforkeyeventsin2024,includingthe‘IndonesiaSummit’andthe‘SummitoftheFuture’.Moreover,theForumputaspotlightonhowstrongcountryownership,efectivemonitoring,multi-stakeholderpartnershipsandmutualaccountabilitycanbeleveragedforlong-lastingdevelopmentresults.

Image4:Photosfromthe2023BusanGlobalPartnershipForum

Source:ROK/MOFA

Output3:AdvocacyandCommunications

WithintheJST,UNDPledGPEDC’sadvocacyandoutreachactivities,includingdraftingthe

2023-2026Advocacy&Outreachplan

withinputsandfeedbackfrommembers.TheobjectiveoftheGlobalPartnership’sadvocacyandoutreachistofosterpoliticalawarenesstoprovokebehaviourchangeanduptakeofefectivedevelopmentcooperationandsystematiclearning,inturnpromotingactiontowardsachievingtheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs).

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In2023,aUNDP-ledcommunicationsgroupcomprisedofexternalandinternalmemberswasformedfollowingthe2021-2022GlobalPartnershipreviewprocessand2022EfectiveDevelopmentCooperationSummittorefectonhowtheaddedvalueoftheGlobalPartnershipcanbebettercommunicatedtoexternalaudiences.UNDPconvenedtheCommunicationsGrouponthreeoccasionbetweenAprilandJune2023,resultingintheadoptionofaGlobalPartnershiptagline,revisionoftheGlobalPartnershiphashtag,andthecreationofthreekeyproducts:

GPEDCinanutshell,

‘RoadRules’

forgoodcommunication,andheadlinemessagesforkeyfora.MoreinformationcanbefoundintheCommunicationsGroup

outcomedocument.

EngagementinStrategicEvents

In2023,UNDPorganisedtwohigh-levelsideeventsonthemarginsoftheUNFinancingforDevelopment(FfD)ForumandtheUNHigh-LevelPoliticalForum(HLPF).UNDPledonsubstantivedevelopmentoftheconceptnoteandrunofshow,coordinatedspeakersandorganisedlogisticsincludinginterpretationandcatering.Duringandafterthesideevents,UNDPdraftedanddisseminatedmediaadvisories,executedcommunicationcampaignsandpressreleases.

TheFfDForumside-event,entitled‘ANewWayofMonitoringDevelopmentCo-operation:TowardsMulti-StakeholderDialogueandAction,’highlightedtheimportanceofthenewGlobalPartnershipmonitoringexerciselaunchedatthe2022GenevaSummit.Attendedbyover50stakeholdersin-person,frompartnercountries,developmentpartners,andcivilsocietyorganizations(CSOs),theeventhighlightedtheroleoftheGlobalPartnershipmonitoringexerciseinoptimizingdevelopmentfnancetoenhancetheimpactofdevelopmenteforts.Theeventincludedinterventionsfromthreeofthepartnercountries(DominicanRepublic,Indonesia,Nepal)andavideostatementby

H.E.Dr.RaniaA.Al-Mashat(MinisterofInternationalCo-operation,Egypt);

allcountriesthatarecurrentlyundertakingthemonitoringexercise.Onekeytake-awayfromthesideeventwasagreementamongparticipantsthatapersistentdevelopmentchallengeisensuringthatdiferentdevelopmentinitiativesdonotleadtofragmentation.Instead,thesevariousinitiativesshouldadheretotheefectivenessprinciplesandbealignedwithnationalprioritiestodriverealchangeontheground.ThenewsarticlefromtheFfDsideeventcanbefound

here.

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Figure6:Flyerdevelopedforthesideeventatthe2023FfDForum

Source:UNDPJST

Image5:Photoofpanellistsatthe2023FfDForumsideevent

Source:UNDPJST

TheGlobalPartnershipsideeventattheUNHLPFon18July,entitled‘Provoking

Action:HowMulti-StakeholderPartnershipsLeadtoChangeatCountryLevel’,wasattendedbycloseto100in-personandonlineparticipants.Amongthespeakersat

theeventwerefourpartnercountrygovernmentrepresentatives(includingtwoat

Ministeriallevel)aswellasarepresentativefromtheprivatesector,civilsociety,a

developmentpartner,andUNWomen.Speakershighlightedtherelevanceofefectivedevelopmentcooperationandmulti-stakeholderpartnershipsfordevelopment

progress,whileputtingaspotlightonlinkagesbetweenthenewGlobalPartnershipmonitoringexerciseandtheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs)aswellas

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VoluntaryNationalReviews(VNRs).ThenewsarticlefromtheHLPFsideeventcanbefound

here.

Figure7:Flyerdevelopedforthe2023HLPFForumsideevent

Source:UNDPJST

Image6:Photoofparticipantsandpanelistsatthe2023HLPFsideevent

Source:UNDPJST

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