Joint Donor Staff Training Module 1 – Session 2 Albania, May 2004

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Joint Donor Staff Training Module 1 – Session 2 Albania, May 2004 Country Ownership, Policy Reform and Support for Poverty Reduction in the Kyrgyz Republic Joint Donor Staff Training Module 1 – Session 2 Albania, May 2004

A case study in the political economy of the NPRS Presentation outline The road to transition Translating support into action Country Ownership of the KCDF/NPRS A role play on enhancing country ownership of the KCDF/NPRS

1. The road to transition Independence from USSR 1991 New currency 1993 Land Reform 1994 WTO membership 1998 New constitution Real GDP shrinking by 45% 1991-1995 Russian financial crisis 1998 GDP growing by 5% 2000-2001

Rising poverty… Headcount index of poverty rising from 54.9% in 1998 to 55.3% in 1999 Urban poverty going up by 21% between 1997 and 1998 Poverty concentrated in some regions and outside cities

…and stronger incentives to support pro-poor policies Executive wishing to respond to dissatisfaction triggered by deteriorating living conditions and further reform process Local government confronted with responsibilities for social infrastructure and increased pressure for more resources from locally-elected bodies closer to the poor NGOs and CBOs playing an increasingly important role in supporting the poor at the grassroots level and emerging as key players nationally External partners: overcome frustration with past experiences and avoid duplication and waste of resources

2. Translating support into action 1998 Araket National Program for Poverty Alleviation Insufficient interministerial coordination Unclear relationship with other programs Limited links with public investment plans and the budget Limited consultations Marginal external partners’ coordination Shortcomings in implementation and poor results

The KCDF and NPRS 2001 KCDF long-term development vision broad participatory process incorporating previous experiences 2003 NPRS medium-term strategy implementing KCDF consultations through KCDF mechanisms, existing institutions and new structures framework for coordination and alignment of external assistance

3. Country ownership of the KCDF/NPRS Five Factors Leadership and coordination across the executive Institutional structure of participation Role and impact of Parliament and local government Role and impact of internal partners Role and impact of external partners

Leadership and coordination across the executive Clear leadership of the President in launching the KCDF/NPRS process and keeping momentum Coordination moving from MoF and Goskominvest General Directorate to MoF alone to CDF Secretariat Continuity ensured by largely the same national civil servants primarily responsible for coordination

Institutional structure of participation Workshops and working groups identifying goals and drafting strategy Questionnaires circulated by government and two NGOs to collect proposals from grassroots Regional consultative bodies reaching out to local government and CBOs National CDF Council assembling executive, parliament, civil society, private sector

Role and impact of Parliament and local government MPs in working groups and speakers in National CDF Council symposium on public governance Local government involvement of all levels of local government NPRS increases resources for local government

Role and impact of internal partners NGOs national and grassroots NGOs consulting with members and participating in working groups CBOs interacting with locally elected executive heads Private Sector small/micro landowners and entrepreneurs involved through local government and working groups NPRS includes NGOs’ Partnership Matrix, enhances Social Mobilization and cuts red tape

Role and impact of external partners Coming together and establishing regular dialogue among themselves and with government Facilitating and supporting local capacity through training and advice Carrying out analytical work in partnership with local institutions Financing consultations Participating in workshops and advising working groups and CDF Secretariat NPRS builds on stronger analysis of poverty and provides framework for joint support

Country ownership of the KCDF/NPRS Open issues Resistance to change (e.g. exclusion of the poorest from micro-credit schemes, polarization of social networks, lost-generation syndrome) Bottlenecks in government implementation mechanisms (e.g. budget, prioritization, involvement of line ministries, over-reliance on external resources) M&E and involvement of internal partners in implementation Commitment of some external partners to support government-led coordination, align with the KCDF/NPRS and move to SWAps and budget support

4. A role play on enhancing country ownership of the KCDF/NPRS What are the actions each group can undertake to deepen country ownership of KCDF/NPRS implementation? Break-out groups identifying 1 operational mechanism to foster partnership with other groups/stakeholders A. Executive: how to involve civil society in M&E and evaluate impact of policy measures at grassroots level B. Parliament: how to strengthen relations with the executive in monitoring and implementing KCDF/NPRS C. Local government: how to get external partners’ support in the implementation of pro-poor policies D. External partners: how to strengthen government’s leadership role in coordination