System of Transparent Allocation of Resources - STAR GEF Expanded Constituency Workshop February 15-17, 2011 Hotel Memling, Kinshasa, DR Congo.

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System of Transparent Allocation of Resources - STAR GEF Expanded Constituency Workshop February 15-17, 2011 Hotel Memling, Kinshasa, DR Congo

Introduction Issues from GEF4 to GEF5 GEF Council requested reforms in resource allocation framework (RAF) Recipient countries requested new rules GEF evaluation office provided useful comments This presentation demonstrates how the GEF meets these new challenges

Outlines What is new from GEF-4 RAF to GEF-5 STAR Impacts of the new things Overall allocations of the GEF-5 Future development of the STAR

What is new in the GEF-5 STAR?

New allocation area and countries GEF-4 RAF Areas: Biodiversity and Climate Change Country categories: Individual and group LDC and SIDS in group GEF-5 STAR Areas: Biodiversity, Climate Change, and Land Degradation Country categories: All the countries are equal No group countries

A new major component GEF-4 RAF GEF Benefits Index (GBI) GEF Performance Index (GPI) GEF-5 STAR GEF Benefits Index (GBI) GEF Performance Index (GPI)  Social Economic Development Index measured as GDP index (GDPI)

New rules GEF-4 RAF Caps: 10% for BD and 15% for CC Floors: No Others: 50% rule, Set-aside 10% GEF-5 STAR Caps: 10% for BD and LD, 11% for CC Floors: $2 mn in CC, $1.5 mn in BD, and $0.5 in LD Others: Flexibility for small countries (90% rule), More weight (25%) for marine scores in GBI BD, 5% of CC scores are from countries’ forested areas Set-aside 20%

Programs not yet in the STAR International Waters Persistent Organic Pollutants and Sound Chemicals Management Corporate budgets Country Support Programme Regional and global projects/programs Small Grants Programme Earth Fund (private sector)

Impact of GDPI ($4.25 bn scenario) Key message: GDPI cuts up to 7% from the rich and adds up to 12% to the poor. $2,760 GDP per capita is the threshold. US$/ cap/yr

Impact of “no group” allocation GEF-4 RAF Individual countries in CC : 50 Individual countries in BD: 58 Individual countries in LD: None GEF-5 STAR Individual countries in CC : 144 Individual countries in BD: 144 Individual countries in LD: 143

Distribution of GEF-5 Resources $ Million

GEF-5 Resources to LDC and SIDS

Initial GEF-5 STAR Allocations GEF-4 - RAFGEF-5 $3.1BReplenishment$4.25Bn Initial allocationSTAR Envelopes (M$) CountryCCBDCCBDLDTotalFlexible BurundiGroup yes CameroonGroup No Central African RepublicGroup yes CongoGroup yes Democratic Republic of the CongoGroup No Equatorial GuineaGroup yes GabonGroup yes São Tomé and PrincipeGroup No

Conclusions The GEF used new methodology and updated indicators to meet the challenges of donors and recipient countries The new allocation system (STAR) is 1. more complete than the GEF-4 RAF 2. increasing the shares of allocation to the least developed countries 3. providing wider and more even allocations 4. ensuring small countries to have enough funds to implement at least one project in GEF-5 period 5. more transparent in resource allocations

Next steps Implement the STAR Develop new GBI for persistent organic pollution and international waters Improve GBI BD, GBI CC and GBI LD Update and improve GPI and GDPI

Thank you!