Promoting Synergies at National Level The UNCCD Experience Mr. Gregoire de Kalbermatten Deputy Executive Secretary UNCCD Espoo, Finland 2 – 4 July 2003.

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Promoting Synergies at National Level The UNCCD Experience Mr. Gregoire de Kalbermatten Deputy Executive Secretary UNCCD Espoo, Finland 2 – 4 July 2003

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Convention – on relationships with other Conventions; Decisions by the COP

Key Driving Forces: Existing convergence of objectives  environment related; sustainable development goals-based Need for reorientation of strategic approaches at local level Need for coordinated action (search for commonalities) Meeting requirements/obligations by COPs

Strategy Adopted by UNCCD Secretariat Strengthening institutional linkages Supporting country-driven initiatives Developing/searching for common policies- JLG Testing operational options, including capacity building

Overarching Goal To avoid duplication of effort To take advantage of the complementarity To identify the common threads

Main Specific Objectives of National Workshops To strengthen current coordination at local level To facilitate policy dialogue among key stakeholders

Recommendations from country Parties Need for Integration of action programmes of environmental conventions – poverty reduction, science & education, agriculture, forestry, energy & water supply Closer linkage between NAPs & NAPAs in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas Liaison between focal points of the Conventions and GEF operational focal points –integrated project development and programmes management

Cont’d Appropriate incentives at country level, institutional arrangements for coordination & responsiveness by respective to COPs & secretariats Technical & financial strategic alliances Increase number of national synergy w/shops

Opportunities for Synergy & Cooperation Between the Conventions What are the key driving forces for synergy? What Vision is there from respective COPs directives? How do the Conventions themselves stand to gain through synergy approaches?