UN Country Team in Cambodia

1. UN Country Team in Cambodia United Nations Joint Annual UNDAF Meeting Tuesday 29 March 2011 Palais du Gouvernement

2. Welcome and Introduction UNDAF status UN Reform – next steps in working as One Advocacy priorities 2011 Key cross cutting issues Resource mobilisation

3. United Nations Joint Annual UNDAF Meeting - 2011 Priorities • UNDAF outcome 1.Economic Growth and Sustainable Development • UNDAF outcome 2.Health and Education • UNDAF outcome 3.Gender Equality • UNDAF outcome 4. Governance • UNDAF outcome 5. Social Protection

4. Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Key results for 2011: Country Outcome 1: Agriculture Development: Sustainably developed agricultural sector promoting equitable physical and economic access to an increased number of safe and nutritious food and agricultural products • Sustainably improving agricultural productivity for small-holder farmers • Improving food security and nutrition

5. Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Key results for 2011: CO2. Environment and Sustainable Development: • Improving natural resource management and rural economic diversification • Climate change mitigation and adaptation and disaster risk management

6. Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Key results for 2011: CO 3. Trade and Private Sector Development • Improved market access for Cambodian agricultural products and consumer protection

7. Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Key results for 2011: CO 4. Employment and Local Development • Promoting youth employment

8. Health and Education Key results for 2011: CO 1: Increased national and sub-national equitable coverage of quality reproductive, maternal, newborn, child health, and nutrition services • Support to improve access to and quality of essential health services • Promote increased access and utilization of public health facilities by the most vulnerable and disadvantaged • Strengthen and expand community-based programmes

9. Health and Education Key results for 2011: CO 2: Strengthened health sector response on HIV. • Re-energize HIV prevention with primary focus on MARPS • Expand PMTCT (ANC testing and ART prophylaxis for mothers and infants) through national scale-up of Linked Response • Sustain and expand CoC • Use “boosted Linked Response” to expand TB/HIV collaboration and use AIDS resources to initiate and strengthen referral and follow-up for maternal and newborn health • Integrate OVC/Impact mitigation efforts into “AIDS Sensitive” national social protection strategy – UN to leverage GFATM Round 11 proposal resources

10. Health and Education Key results for 2011: CO 4: Increase in reach and sustainability of children learning in relevant and quality basic education through increased institutional capacities. • UN support to implementation of the Education Strategic Plan with 6 Core Breakthrough Indicators • Particular support to strengthening systems for: • Coordinated Capacity Development • Early Childhood Education • Inclusive Basic Education • Sub-national Education Planning and Management

11. Health and Education Key results for 2011: CO 5 Enhanced national and sub-national institutional capacity to expand young people’s access to quality life skills including on HIV and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) • Strengthening national and sub-national capacity for equity focused analysis and programming

12. Gender Equality Key results for 2011: CO2: Strengthened and enhanced gender mainstreaming mechanisms at national and sub national levels • Enhanced capacity of Gender Mainstreaming Action Plans (GMAGS) in all line ministries/institutions (24+3) at national and sub-national levels.

13. Gender Equality Key results for 2011: CO3: Women are progressively empowered to exercise their rights to full and productive work with decent terms and conditions (based on ILO criteria). • Increased action to promote equal opportunity in the world of work, free of violence and other forms of gender-based discrimination (including discrimination against women living with HIV, and people with disabilities, etc.)

14. Gender Equality Key results for 2011: CO4: Enhanced participation of women in the public sphere, at national and sub national levels • Enhanced opportunities and mechanisms to strengthen women’s capacity to participate in the public sphere at national, sub-national, and community levels.

15. Gender Equality Key results for 2011: CO5: Improved societal attitudes and preventive and holistic responses to gender based violence • Increased institutional capacity to provide multi-sectoral mechanisms for protection of women’s rights, gender equality and prevention of Gender Based Violence.

16. Governance Key results for 2011: CO1: Effective mechanisms for dialogue, representation and participation in democratic decision-making established and strengthened. • Empowerment of youth and women to participate in decision-making and planning at national and sub-national level. • Parliament and sub-national elected bodies including their standing committees with increased capacity to represent their constituents. • CSOs/CBOs/League mobilising people to engage with national and sub-national Government and claim rights on behalf of citizens.

17. Governance Key results for 2011: CO3: Enhanced capacities for collection, access and utilization of disaggregated information (gender, age, target populations, region) at national and sub-national levels to develop and monitor policies and plans that are responsive to the needs of the people and incorporate priority population, poverty and development linkages • Improved disaggregated (gender, population, region) data and information • Access to information at national and sub national levels to provide all people living in Cambodia (men, women, boys and girls) • Strengthened accountability mechanisms to monitor the effectiveness of aid at national and sub national level • Capacity to develop plans and budgets that are evidence based, gender and child sensitive and incorporate priority population, poverty and development linkages strengthened.

18. Governance Key results: CO4: Sub national governments have the capacity to take over increased functions. • Systems and procedures developed for decentralised set up (fiscal transfers, human resources, planning and budgeting, coordination). • Capacities of sub-national administrations enhanced to perform their mandates strengthened. • National Committee for Democratic Development has the capacity to lead, coordinate and monitor the democratic development reform

19. Social Protection Key results for 2011: CO1: Increase in national and sub-national capacity to provide affordable and effective national social protection through improved development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of a social protection system. • Support the approval of the National Social Protection Strategy and relevant policy/legal frameworks • Support commencement of the NSPS Implementation Phase I: 2011-13 • Support capacity development of CARD-SPCU, line ministries and sub-national authorities • Support linkages with sub-national democratic development • Support costing and resource mobilisation efforts for CARD-SPCU and programme interventions

20. Social Protection Key results: CO2: Improved coverage of social safety net programmes for the poorest and most vulnerable CO3: Improved coverage of social security for both formal and informal sector workers • Build an evidence-based approach to inform policy dialogue on potential scale up options (e.g. pilots on cash transfers, public works, cash-food scholarships) • Support review and evaluation of existing social protection programmes • Promote ID Poor as common targeting mechanism • Support development of common vulnerability monitoring tool