1. Development Partners Group Coordination mechanism for harmonization and alignment 1

2. Development Partners Group DPG  Formalized in 2004 from local Development Assistance Committee (DAC) to shift from information sharing to actively seeking best practices in harmonization and alignment  Apex coordination organization of the DPs in context of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the JAST. DPG seeks:  Information sharing  Strengthen quality of dialogue with GoT  Promoting internal coherence and quality of policy dialogue through better coordination of DPG Main and DPG sub-groups 2

3. Development Partners Group 3 DPG Main Group co-chaired by UN Resident Coordinator/UNDP Resident Representative as a permanent chair and rotating bilateral agency (currently Canada) Includes 17 Bilateral and 5 Multilateral Agencies DPG Structure consists of the DPG Main Group (at HoCs/HoAs level), and 19 Sector/Thematic Working Groups Where possible, DPG seeks to participate in government-led groups and build government capacity to coordinate development activities The finalized Division of Labour between DPs has aligned DPG structure to official Dialogue Structure.

4. DP Technical staff/specialists LEAD - Health Active - Roads Delegating - Gender DP Head of Cooperation DPG Main Core Working Groups PMG JAST DPG Health DPG Education DPG Agriculture DPG Industry/Trade DPG Governance DPG Macro Official Dialogue Structure – GoT/DPs Positioning of DP Development Partners Group 19 working groups 25 working groups Joint Coordination Group PER/MKUKUTA Main Cluster WG 1 Cluster WG 2 Cluster WG 3 Cluster WG 4 Other Agriculture WG Industry/Trade Energy/Minerals Nat.Res/tourism Infrastructure Lands/Human Settlem. Employment Innovation and Technology Education Health Water HIV/AIDS Social Protection Environment Culture Governance (PSRP, LGRP, DA, Anti- Corruption, LSRP, BEST) Gender Macro Economic Management Public Financial Management MKUKUTA Monitoring DPG Gender Development Cooperation Forum