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Eastern Africa/IGAD/COMESA

Day 2 . Eastern Africa/IGAD/COMESA . Coordination, Harmonization and Alignment. 1. How do we know C/H/A is taking place? No. of common frameworks applying to goals, objectives, activities and results

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Eastern Africa/IGAD/COMESA

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  1. Day 2 Eastern Africa/IGAD/COMESA

  2. Coordination, Harmonization and Alignment 1. How do we know C/H/A is taking place? • No. of common frameworks applying to goals, objectives, activities and results • % of cooperating partners capital inflows into the national budget and pledged materialization • No. of joint consultations and participatory work plans • Institutionalization: Presence of MoU formalizing the structure for C/H/A

  3. 2. What specific action can be suggested to improve current C/H/A issues? • Comprehensive mapping exercise and common assessment frameworks (supported by MoUs and functional structures) • Knowledge sharing on best practices based on country specific context (Rwanda, Ethiopia, Tanzania) • Allocation of the required resources (technical and financial) to C/H/A

  4. 3. Country leadership in Coordination, Harmonization and Alignment (Govt., Private sector, Civil Societies) Constraints: National leadership: • Capacity gaps • Weak inclusiveness - Joint planning, financing and implementation • Various constituents Civil societies: • Diversity is a problem - who represents them? • Weak entry points for the private sector and civil societies • Capacity gaps (weak planning, financing and implementation) • Objectivity and neutrality of the agenda • Various constituents Private sector: • Lack of common interest and mismatch in financial schedules

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