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SFW’s Resource Mobilization Facts, trends & prospects. Adama Taoko. BACKGROUND. A challenging environment BUT A unit committed to respond to member country needs A shared vision to scale up the program. STEPS INITIATED TOWARDS A STRATEGIC RMMS 1. SFW Strategic framework 2010-2015.
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SFW’s Resource Mobilization Facts, trends & prospects Adama Taoko
BACKGROUND A challenging environment BUT • A unit committed to respond to member country needs • A shared vision to scale up the program
STEPS INITIATED TOWARDS A STRATEGIC RMMS 1. SFW Strategic framework 2010-2015 4 priority areas • Sustainable increase of agricultural production, productivity and diversification for better nutrition of most vulnerable populations affected by short, medium and long term food insecurity • Sustainable management of natural resources encompassing women and vulnerable groups’ specific needs • Enabling attractive, competitive and gender sensitive environment for markets and improved food quality and safety for better trade encompassing women and vulnerable groups’ specific needs • Knowledge management, advocacy and policy coordination in West Africa
INITIAL STEPS TOWARDS A STRATEGIC RMMS2. Draft SFW RMMS 2012/2013 Goal: Secure timely, predictable and adequate resources and support for the achievement of SFW’s work in the PWB 2013-2013 Four specific objectives • To consolidate, diversify and expand FAO resource partnerships; • To advocate FAO’s comparative advantage, through a vibrant communication campaign to support resource mobilization; • To create a new culture for resource mobilization Organization-wide, strengthening coordination and enhancing capacities and, • To effectively manage and report on resources and results at all levels, to Governing Bodies and external partners Target: USD 48m by 2013 through voluntary contributions (10)%)
SFW’s TOP 10 RESOURCE PARTNERS USA IDA EU institutions France Japan Canada AFDF Germany Denmark Netherlands
ODA COMMITMENTS BY OR, WHAT ADJUSTMENTS? • Refer to ADAM analysis: Agricultural Development Assistance Mapping (Page 3) • See legend at the bottom of the page
FAO PAST COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE PER COUNTRY, WHAT ADJUSTMENTS? Refer to ADAM analysis: Page 6
SFW’s TOP RESOURCE PARTNERS’ PROFILE Refer to ADAM analysis: Page 8
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES • Internally • A RMMS yet to be finalized • Lack of internal capacities • Poor articulation of SFW/CO’s priorities for implementation of a RMMS • Globally • International Aid reduction • Rebuilding FAO’s credibility/accountability • Emerging opportunities • G8’s Alliance against Hunger in Africa (Obama’s appeal) • African solidarity Trust Fund (Brazzaville appeal) • FAO new programming approach
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