Role of Multilateral Organizations in Development Programmes

By: Anton Sri Probiyantono

Mission of a Multilateral Organization

In its presence in a country, a multilateral organization usually has a common mission: To strengthen an international cooperation (partnership) To manage certain activities in coordination with relevant stakeholders able to deliver optimum contribution to the development process

Facility for Environmental Issues

Issues on International waters
Trans-boundary conflicts Marine fisheries Pollution of coasts and marine ecosystems Capacity building (learning, research, etc) Effective management

UN conventions
Biodiversity, CC, Chemicals, Land Degradation, Sustainable Forest Management/ REDD+, OLD.

Facility Secretariat

IA: UNDP, UNEP, WB, FAO, UNIDO, African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction & Development, Inter-American Development Bank, IFAD.

Implementing Agency (IA)

Another UN agency Assigned UN Agency

Implementing Partner

Indonesia

Project Management Unit

Project Cycle
INVOLVEMENT OF NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES, UN Agency & PARTNERS IDEAS PROJECT LIFECYCLE
RUNNING (Operations & Monitoring)

JUSTIFYING

DEFINING (Prepare RRF)

INITIATING (Finalize Prodoc)

CLOSING

UNDP OVERSIGHT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

DECISION POINT

PROJECT REVIEW

FINAL REVISION

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