OVERVIEW OF DIRECT BILATERAL COOPERATION Sample Clauses

OVERVIEW OF DIRECT BILATERAL COOPERATION. The current IDCP (2010-2013), approved during the Joint Commission on October 29th 2009, had a total budget of € 60 Mio. The selection of intervention sectors was based on the following criteria in concordance with Paris and Accra Commitments : Belgium limits its interventions to two sectors (one productive and one social sector); The proposed Division of Labour (elaborated by the GoT in November 2008); Experience and added value of Belgian cooperation in the selected sectors. Two concentration sectors were selected in XXXX 0000-0000 : - Local Government Reform (LGR): with as specific objective to “achieve devolution of Government role and functions and, to that end, transform Local Government Authorities (LGAs) to become competent as strategic leaders and coordinators of socio-economic development who are accountable and enabled to transparent service delivery and poverty interventions in their areas of jurisdiction”. Expected results of Belgium’s contribution to this objective were that LGAs would be sufficiently strengthened to improve equitable and gender-sensitive public service delivery, and that the capacities of the PPRA (Public Procurement Regulatory Authority) would be enhanced. - Natural Resources Management (NRM): aspiring to enhance the contribution of the natural resources sector to the national economy, thus helping to meet Tanzania's future needs through conservation and proper management of resources. Belgium committed itself to contribute to a broader framework and increased capacity for policy-making with respect to decentralised Natural Resources Management and Environment. In addition to the two concentration sectors, it was agreed to include a multi-sector programme (Study and Consultancy Fund, Scholarship Programme, Micro Intervention Programme), and to support a non priority sector (transport and infrastructure) through delegated cooperation. A budget for the exit strategy of projects in non priority sectors from the XXXX 0000-0000 was agreed upon. It was furthermore decided to offer new possibilities for cooperation through Belgian indirect actors (NGOs, Universities, and BIO) and to the Tanzanian Civil Society. Support to the private sector was mainly provided through the Belgian Investment Organization (BIO). Although the current bilateral Corporation program does not have a direct focus on civil society, its interventions should have a strong civil society link.
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