MfDR Cooperation Fund
Updated: 12 March 2008
The Managing for Development Results (MfDR) Cooperation Fund was established
in March 2004 to support the introduction of MfDR approaches in ADB's developing
member countries (DMCs). The Fund--with contributions from Canada, the Netherlands,
and Norway--amounts to $2.9 million. It is a multi-donor umbrella facility that
allows for further donor contributions.
Examples of country-level initiatives that may be financed under the Fund include:
- introduction of results-based planning and budgeting techniques
- preparation of results-oriented national development plans and strategies,
sector plans and roadmaps
- improvement of methods for measuring, monitoring and managing for results
- training of DMC officials on MfDR
See also: Establishment
of a Cooperation Fund in Support of MfDR
The
annual consultation meeting of MfDR Cooperation Fund donors was held on 11 March
2008. The meeting highlighted preliminary findings of technical assistance projects
financed by the Fund.
See documentation from the meeting
Tajikistan is in the process of developing a 10-year national development
strategy and a medium-term poverty reduction strategy. At the request of
the Government, technical assistance (TA) for results management capacity
development in support of poverty reduction in Tajikistan was included in
the 2006 TA program of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). See
the initial outputs of this TA project.
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This second Progress Report on the Cooperation Fund covers the period
1 January 2006 to 31 December 2006. The Report was prepared by the Fund
secretariat hosted in ADB's Results Management Unit. The report contains:
- a brief background on the Fund's establishment
- a summary of Fund management modalities
- an overview of 2006 achievements
- issues for further consideration
- prospects for 2007
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