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Financial Planning 2 Resource Mobilization

Learning Objectives Identify and understand various sources of funds Understand how the strategic planning process can help mobilize needed resources

Resources – A Key Theme Resources remain a key theme throughout the strategic planning process for the RH sector

Financial Planning Involves... Identify Resource Requirements Analyze Sources & Uses of Funds Budget Prioritize Resource Use Estimate Revenue & Expenses

Stakeholder Analysis Stakeholder analysis helps identify and involve people who can influence financial decisions It is a key strategic intervention for mobilizing resources

Situation Analysis Situation analysis involves an assessment of current resources –Are the available resources adequate and of good quality? –Are the available resources being used effectively and efficiently? –What are the main sources of funding?

Strategy Formulation Financial feasibility of the proposed strategy Strategic approach may focus on mobilization of resources

Strategy Implementation Implementation is a process of resource conversion It requires a significant recalculation of resources This is the most expensive part of strategic planning but also the most rewarding Permits monitoring and evaluation of resource use

Resources Products & Services Contraceptives & ARVs Vehicles Equipment Supplies

Resource Mobilization Through the Strategic Planning Process Involving key players in the planning process Maximizing available resources Mobilizing additional resources

Involving Key Partners in the Planning Process Ensuring government leadership Promoting community participation Involving major international development agencies

Maximizing Available Resources Current strategic interventions and programming –Still relevant? –Cost-effective? –Opportunities and/or imperatives for reallocation of resources? –Where are the priorities now? Adapting and responding to change Setting priorities

Mobilizing Additional Resources Identifying and mobilizing new partnerships Developing technical resource networks Raising funds from donors/IDAs