Guiding Principles
The UNDG and the World Bank agree that: i) The objective of their collaboration is to enhance country resilience to crises, by answering immediate needs and ensuring livelihoods of vulnerable populations, supporting sustainable peace-building and strengthening the capacity of national and local institutions for effective prevention, response and recovery leading to long term development.ii) A strengthened UNDG-WB collaboration is critical for increasing both the speed and the effectiveness of executing and implementing interventions to address priority crisis and post-crisis needs. iii) Decisions on UNDG-WB collaboration and division of labor need to be informed by country context which involves different needs, capacity of national counterpart institutions, as well as a different constellation of international donors and partner institutions and driven by the objective of improved development outcomes in each given country. The UNDG and the WB have strongly complementary strengths, based on their respective mandates and capacities, to support national authorities and their populations in post conflict situations and natural disasters. In particular, the UNDG agencies, funds and programs provide an essential element of the UN's overall response to crisis and post crisis, when security, political, humanitarian and development efforts come together to ensure a coherent support to a country's peacebuilding needs. The World Bank is a major financier of post-crisis recovery, and has strong relationships and dialogue with developing country governments on poverty reduction strategies, planning and budgeting, including on disaster prevention and mitigation and post- conflict recovery. As such, improved coordination between UNDG members and the WB can contribute significantly to an effective, efficient, nationally-led transition from relief to development.download
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar