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Taiwan Development Institution’s Experience and Prospect

Taiwan Development Institution’s Experience and Prospect. TaiwanICDF Secretary General：Cheng-Chung Chen 2006.07.01. ODA Recipient 1950~1965. ODA Donor 1960~Present. The History of Taiwan ODA. Sharing the "Taiwan Experience".

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Taiwan Development Institution’s Experience and Prospect

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  1. Taiwan Development Institution’s Experience and Prospect TaiwanICDF Secretary General：Cheng-Chung Chen 2006.07.01

  2. ODA Recipient1950~1965 ODA Donor1960~Present The History of Taiwan ODA Sharing the "Taiwan Experience" International Cooperation and Development Fund （TaiwanICDF） 1996~Present

  3. Operation Vanguard CITC IECDF The Initiation of the TaiwanICDF Initiated the Operation Vanguard Program in 1961 Established the Committee of International Technical Cooperation (CITC) in 1972 Established the International Economic Cooperation Development Fund (IECDF) in 1989

  4. The Initiation of the TaiwanICDF MOFA CITC MOEA IECDF Workforce: 27personnel Fund: NT$11.6B Workforce: 42 personnel Missions: app. 400 personnel Fund: NT$4.42M 1996 1997 TaiwanICDF 2005

  5. TaiwanICDF’s Fund and Budget Total Fund US$ 385 Million Annual Budget US$ 62 Million 72% GovernmentCommissioning Projects 28% Core Operations

  6. Joint Board of Directors Consultative Committee Secretary General Auditing Office Deputy Secretary General Assistant Secretary General Departments（Banking ＆ Finance、 Technical Cooperation、 International Human Resource Development、Policy & Planning….） TaiwanICDF’s Structure

  7. TaiwanICDF’s Workforce Headquarters 74 Technical Missions 246 Taiwan Youth Overseas Services 67 (Acc: 245) Taiwan Overseas Volunteers 50 (Acc: 222) Total: 437 Personnel

  8. TaiwanICDF’s Operation International Human Resource Development Banking & Finance International Humanitarian Assistance Technical Cooperation TaiwanICDF is the organization that implements Taiwan's official development assistance (ODA): Providing capital, technology and knowledge

  9. Banking and Finance Investment Operations Credit Guarantee Lending Operations Financial Management

  10. Banking and Finance Cooperation with EBRD on “Financial Intermediary Investment Special Fund” Panama Small Fishery Loan helps fishermen buy their own fishing boats Taiwan Enterprise Investing in Honduras supported by TaiwnaICDF Credit Guarantee

  11. Technical Cooperation The TaiwanICDF has dispatched 36 technical missions to 30 partner nations. Technical Missions The TaiwanICDF`s technical assistance operations include providing assistance and consultation services to SMEs, institutional capacity building, and specialized research. Technical Assistance

  12. Technical Cooperation Nicaragua Omar Torrijos Rice Production Project Pesticide spray by airplane. Held superior rice breedingtraining course by Taiwan Technical Mission.

  13. Taiwan Overseas Volunteers Initiated in 1997 when the TaiwanICDF sent 5 volunteers to Swaziland, the Taiwan Overseas Volunteer program is now in its 10th year. By the June 2006, 222 volunteers will have participated in the program (including short-term volunteers), providing service in 28 friendly and allied nations.

  14. Taiwan Youth Overseas Service • The Taiwan Youth Overseas Service is carried out under the auspices of the MOFA. The TaiwanICDF is responsible for training these servicemen as well as the related management. • Taiwan has already sent 4 groups of servicemen (totaling 178 young people) overseas to serve. • A 5th group of 67 young men are presently in training for overseas service.

  15. International Human Resource Development Workshops and Seminars TaiwanICDF Alumni Society Scholarships High-Level Education Programs Cooperation with International Orgs.

  16. International Humanitarian Assistance Sanitation & Nutrition Emergency Relief • South Asia Tsunami Poverty Reduction Medical Assistance Post-Disaster Reconstruction • Medical assistance for cleft lip and palate in the Philippines

  17. Professional Aspect People Technique TaiwanICDF Capital

  18. Institutional Aspect Identification Preparation Post-Evaluation Project Cycle Appraisal Implementation Negotiation Approval

  19. TaiwanICDF Transparency Aspect Annual Budget Report Approval of Joint Board Meeting Public Budget Procedure Presentation to Legislative Yuan

  20. TaiwanICDF’s Prospect PublicUnderstanding& Support ResourcesIntegration Coordination Enhance MDGs

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