Regions and Countries

Greater Mekong Subregion
Regional Cooperation Strategy and Program Update

The Country Strategy and Program (CSP) is prepared in active consultation with developing member country stakeholders: the government, NGOs, civil society groups, the private sector and other development agencies. It is usually prepared once every five years. A CSP update is prepared every year to reflect any important country developments and adjustments to the program.

This RCSPU is also available in published version.

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Contents

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1. Current Development Trends and Issues

   1. Recent Subregional and Global Developments
   2. Economic Assessment and Outlook
   3. Recent Social and Political Developments
   4. Implications for the GMS RCSP

2. Implementation of the Regional Cooperation Strategy and Program

   1. Progress in Regional Cooperation Strategy and Program Focus Areas
   2. Highlights in Coordination of External Funding and Partnership Arrangements

3. Portfolio Management Issues

   1. Portfolio Performance
   2. Performance Monitoring and Evaluation

4. Levels of Assistance Proposed and Changes to the Lending and Nonlending Program

   1. Level of Assistance Proposed
   2. Summary of Changes to Lending and Nonlending Program

1. Socioeconomic and Environment Indicators

Table A1.1a: Millennium Development Goals of GMS Countries (Earliest/Benchmark)

Table A1.1b: Millennium Development Goals of GMS Countries (Latest)

Table A1.2: Economic Indicators of GMS Countries

Table A1.3a: Poverty and Social Indicators of GMS Countries (1990)

Table A1.3b: Poverty and Social Indicators of GMS Countries (Latest Year)

Table A1.4a: Environment Indicators of GMS Countries (1990)

Table A1.4b: Environment Indicators of GMS Countries (Latest Year)

2. Kunming Declaration

Preamble

I. Achievements and Challenges

II. Guiding Principles for GMS Cooperation

III. Road Ahead towards Sustainable Development

3. Regional Linkages Map

Regional Linkages 2005

Regional Linkages Projected by 2012

4. Interim GMS RCSP Results Framework
5. Portfolio Management Indicators

Table A5.1: Portfolio Indicators-Portfolio Amounts and Ratings

Table A5.2: Portfolio Implementation Status of GMS Loans

6. GMS Indicative Assistance Pipeline for 2006-2008

Table A6.1: GMS Indicative Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products, 2006-2008

Table A6.2: GMS Indicative Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services, 2006-2008

7. GMS Assistance Pipeline for 2005

Table A7.1: GMS Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products, 2005

Table A7.2: GMS Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services, 2005

8. Concept Papers of Lending Products, 2006

Table A8.1: GMS Hanoi–Lao Cai Railways Upgrade

Table A8.2: GMS Rehabilitation of the Railway in Cambodia

9. Concept Papers of Nonlending Products and Services, 2006

Table A9.1: Support for Navigation Program for Mekong River Commission

Table A9.2: Transboundary Animal Disease Control to Reduce Poverty and Enhance Market for Livestock Trade in GMS (Phase 2)

Table A9.3: Agricultural Cooperative Information Network in the Greater Mekong Subregion

Table A9.4: GMS Phnom Penh Plan for Development Management, Phase III

Table A9.5: GMS Northern Power Transmission Project

Table A9.6: GMS Power Interconnection Phase II

Table A9.7: Building Ethnic Minority Capacity in the Greater Mekong Subregion to Combat Trafficking and HIV/AIDS

Table A9.8: GMS Industrial Standards Harmonization

Table A9.9: Support to Implement the Strategic Framework for Action on Trade Facilitation and Investment (Phase 2)

Table A9.10: GMS Customs Harmonization Program

Table A9.11: Human Resources Development for Trade in GMS

Table A9.12: GMS Luang Prabang Airport Improvement

Table A9.13: Yunnan Roads Development IV (Wuding–Kunming)

Table A9.14: GMS Information and Communication Technology Project Phase I