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The GEF Trustee GEF Introduction Seminar November 30 to December 2, 2016 Trust Funds and Partnerships (DFPTF) Development Finance (DFi)

Presentation Outline GEF Governance and Structure Roles and Responsibilities of the Trustee Funds Flow for Full-sized Project and Fee Financial Procedures Agreement Reporting Requirements under the FPA GEF Trustee Team

GEF Governance and Structure Guidance Operations Action Agencies UNDP UNEP WB ADB AfDB EBRD FAO IaDB IFAD UNIDO WWF-US CI IUCN DBSA BOAD CAF FECO FUNBIO STAP GEF Assembly GEF Secretariat Projects Countries: GEF OFPs / PFPs Convention FPs Other Gov’t Agencies NGOs / CSOs Private Sector GEF Council Countries: Council Members / Constituencies Conventions CBD UNFCCC Stockholm (POPs) UNCCD Montreal Protocol Minamata GEF Trustee Evaluation Office

Roles and Responsibilities of the Trustee Trustee’s role and fiduciary responsibilities are set forth in the GEF Instrument, Annex B. Resource Mobilization Resource mobilization – Replenishment Financial management Contribution management, implementation of GEF Replenishment, etc. Investment management of GEF resources held in trust. Financial projections and cash flow forecasting. Recording of funding decisions and monitoring of funding availability for GEF Trust Fund. Transfer of funds to agencies under provisions of FPA. Reporting and Compliance Prepare semi-annual reports for Council on the financial situation of GEF Trust Fund. Prepare monthly reports for Secretariat on funds availability and the status of contributions paid-in. Coordinate external audit of the GEF Trust Fund and provide financial statements of the GEF Trust Fund. Provide input to GEF Business Plans and Budgets for submission to Council. Ensure compliance with Instrument and other legal documents.

Funds Flow [for Full-sized Project and Fee] Implemen-tation Replenishment and Contribution Management Funding Decisions Restricted resources Cash received (USD) Note received Note encashed Funding Committed for projects and balance of fee Funding Endorsed by CEO Funding Set aside for projects; 40% fee commitment Funding Approved by Council Returned Funds from Agencies Released from Commitment Release from set-aside “Billing”: IoC deposited with Trustee “Pledge”: Recorded Funding Availability for programming decision Transferred to Agencies

Financial Procedures Agreements (FPA) A set of legal documents governing the business relationship between IBRD as Trustee of the GEF Trust Fund and the GEF Agencies. These were developed based on the standard provisions applicable to the trust funds (GEF, LDCF and SCCF). They set the definitions and rules for: Commitment of funds by Trustee: Sets financial liability to Agencies including adjustments for cancellation and closed projects and fees. These are communicated via the Letters of Commitment issued on a monthly basis, as needed. Transfer of funds to GEF Agency: Initiated based on cash transfer requests by Agencies. The basis for transfer are funding availability (dependent on Agency’s approval of the projects), and frequency of the request (usually covers 3-6 months funding needs). Use of funds by GEF Agency: in accordance with Agency’s policies and procedures. Trustee is not responsible for use of funds by Agency. Reflows vs. Refund from GEF Agency to the Trustee: reflows arise from non-grant instruments, while refunds result from financial closure of projects. Financial reporting by Agency (quarterly, semi-annual and annual)

Reporting Requirements under the FPA Agency reports to the Trustee capture the following information: Project approvals by agency, cancellation, and project closures; fee cancellations, financial closure, refunds, reflows, and investment income; annual financial statements, and audit reports. To ensure data integrity, accuracy and consistency between the Trustee and the Agency records, periodically the Trustee exchanges information with the Agencies.

GEF Trustee Team Team Lead – Client relations and Fund management: Mr. Praveen Desabatla (pdesabatla@worlbank.org) Portfolio management, Analytics and Reporting: Mr. Chandrasekhar Sirigiri (csirigiri@worldbank.org) Contribution management and Agency liaison: Ms. Marizmelda Carbonell Dugayo (mdugayo@worldbank.org) Disbursement management and Internal Controls: Ms. Lewam Afework Nerayo (lnerayo@worldbank.org) Operational Support Mr. Jorge Alberto Fuentes Lanza (jfuenteslanza@worldbank.org) GEF Trustee service email: geftrustee@worldbank.org

We welcome your questions.