COLOMBIA AIMS. Título Capítulo Background Disbursment – 1998 ODA System – 2000 Cooperation Map – 2005 Non traditional donors – 2007 SSC – 2010 New Agency.

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COLOMBIA AIMS

Título Capítulo

Background Disbursment – 1998 ODA System – 2000 Cooperation Map – 2005 Non traditional donors – 2007 SSC – 2010 New Agency – New Challenges

Demand Map Information by: 1.Donor 2.Theme 3.National Estrategy Areas

Subnational Demand Map

SSC 1. Bilateral 2.Regional Estrategies 3.Regional Dialogue Mechanism

1.Colombia - High Medium Rent Country – Second receptor of cooperation in Latin America and Caribbean. 2.Colombia like donor in SSC and Triangular. 3.Colombia recognize the different partners and actors – National Estrategy. 4.The new development vision require a better system. ACTUAL SITUATION

1.Improve coordination between national and subnational institutions, NGOs and APC Colombia. 2.Improve regional distribution. 3.Strengthen capacities. 4.Strengthen SSC. 5.Produce better information. 6.M&E based on results. 7.Mutual accountability. CHALLENGES

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ODA Other Donors SSC & T APC Budget BSC WEB APC COLOMBIADONORS NATIONAL & SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS NGOs, PRIVATE SECTOR, ACADEMY

1.Results information – ODA and SSC (knowledge cost ) 2.Detailed information by region and beneficiaries 3.Disbursement by proyect and region 4.Paris (Busan) Indicators. 5.Match national indicators information with International cooperation. 6.Align with donor system. 7.Match SSC information with the beneficiaries 8.Obtain an share information with other partners. 9.Share the system with national and subnational institutions. SYSTEM CHALLENGES

1.IATI Support – Standard, Learn Lections, Good experiences. 2.Share Knowledge about technology builded for IATI 3.System Diagnostic – what the country need?. 4.New system architecture – Software and hardware 5.Implementation WHAT WE NEED

MUCHAS GRACIAS