Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004

1. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI Oscar Schiappa-Pietra Executive Director APCI May 2006

2. Governmental Non Governmental Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 International Cooperation: 2004 Cooperating Sources Cooperation Executors Non Governmental Non Governmental (28%) (54%) 110.2 Millions 210.2 Millions Total Cooperation Multilateral (100%) (15%) 390.0 Millions 60.2 Millions Governmental Governmental (72%) (46%) 279.8 Millions 179.8 Millions Bilateral (57%) 219.6 Millions 28% 72% 46% 54% Sources Executors Source: Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI 2

3. 350,000,000 300,000,000 250,000,000 200,000,000 150,000,000 ? 100,000,000 50,000,000 0 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 Governmental Origin Non-Governmental Origin Origin of resources 1994 1998 2004 Governmental Origin 213,688,212 296,409,430 279,831,551 Non-Governmental Origin 47,344,203 59,147,436 110,181,041 Total executed 261,032,415 355,556,866 390,012,592 Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 International Cooperation Recent Trend Source: Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI 3

4. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 The Role of NGOs 1,601 NGOs 198 Foreign NGOs 45% 56% NGOs FoNGOs Status: Active Status: Suspended Source: Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI 4

5. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Cooperation 2004 – According to MDGs Source: Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid- APCI 5

6. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Is the cooperation really focused on Extreme Poverty? Source: INEI, Peruvian Agency for International Cooperation - APCI 6

7. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Cooperation 2004 – According to destination sector Official Cooperation Non-Governmental Cooperation ITC Total Management Sector Amount (US$) %/total Amount (US$) %/total Amount (US$) %/total Multisectorial 111,401,352 39.8% 15,411,117 14.0% 126,812,469 32.5% Womenand Social Development 31,064,189 11.1% 27,681,512 25.1% 58,745,701 15.1% Health 24,523,295 8.8% 24,067,174 21.8% 48,590,469 12.5% Agriculture 27,892,300 10.0% 15,254,014 13.8% 43,146,314 11.1% Education 14,005,417 5.0% 12,352,562 11.2% 26,357,979 6.8% Justice 15,375,824 5.5% 1,598,412 1.5% 16,974,236 4.4% Economics / Finances 8,855,683 3.2% 126,927 0.1% 8,982,610 2.3% Housing / Construction 6,814,841 2.4% 1,430,844 1.3% 8,245,685 2.1% Energy / Mining 6,789,046 2.4% 914,858 0.8% 7,703,904 2.0% Work / Social Promotion 2,822,867 1.0% 3,987,333 3.6% 6,810,200 1.7% Production 3,399,553 1.2% 2,627,479 2.4% 6,027,032 1.5% External Relations 5,551,858 2.0% 0 0.0% 5,551,858 1.4% Transportation 3,746,895 1.3% 352,758 0.3% 4,099,653 1.1% Trade and Tourism 1,632,157 0.6% 12,235 0.0% 1,644,392 0.4% Others 15,956,275 5.7% 4,363,816 4.0% 20,320,091 5.2% Total Executed 279,831,551 100.0% 110,181,041 100.0% 390,012,592 100.0% Source: Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI 7

8. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Othertrends Less donors Some bilateral sources (Netherlands, United Kingdom, Finland) have suspended their operations at Peru. This is directly related to Peru´s classification as a low-middle-income country Projects Atomization The number of projects grew from 703 in 1994 to 1,011 in 1998 and reached 1,724 in 2004. The average budget per project decreased from US$ 371,000 in 1994 to US$ 225,000 in 2004. 8

9. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Towards a National Cooperation Strategy APCI Cooperation Demand The Document Common Country Vision Strategic Priorities Good practices in cooperation Donors Forum Cooperation Supply 9

10. ScienceandTechnology Sustainabledevelopmentandenvironmentprotection Nationalintegrationintoworldmarkets Eliminate exclusion and discrimination Support the descentralization iniciative Small enterpriseandFair working opportunities for every person Universal access to justice and peace Universalaccessto quality education Healthandnutrition Democratic government, transparent and efficient public sector Universal access to water, sanitation, basic services and infrastructure Protect the human capital at extreme risk Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI Strategic Priorities for National Development Source: Integrated Matrix of National Policies (APCI) APCI – Policies and Programs Unit

11. Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid Methodology used to prepare the International Cooperation Annual Plan

12. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004Cooperation demand at the sub-national level: An example Standardized indices relative to world maxima and minima Multi-variable compound indicators Under the diagonal line, education is relatively worse than health Fuente: Banco Mundial, INEI 12

13. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Final remarks Perú: Competitive Cooperation Partner • Efficient use of resources: looking for common procedures • Donors forum • Strategic Document • Develop long-term planning capabilities at the public sector • MDGs are not enough • A Matrix of Priorities and Policies • Transparency 13

14. Official Development Assistance Report: Perú 2004 Peruvian Agency for International Development Aid - APCI Oscar Schiappa-Pietra Executive Director APCI May 2006