Regional MDG Quick wins initiative
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Regional MDG Quick Impact
Initiative
Emerging Donors Workshop
6 March 2007, Budapest
Parviz Fartash
Senior Programme Adviser
UNDP, RBEC, New York
Gaps in Achieving the MDG in
Lower-Income CIS
Gender
Income School equality at Child Maternal Water
Countries\Goals poverty enrolment school mortality mortality HIV/AIDS access
Lower income CIS
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Moldova
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
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Rationale for the proposal
• Extension of UNDP’s emerging donor
initiative
• MDG as a priority framework
• An opportunity to pool funds for achieving
the MDGs
• A tool to harmonize ODA and increase aid
effectiveness
Selected countries
• Three of poorest countries in Central Asia and Caucasus
region – Georgia, Moldova and Tajikistan;
• These countries have worked on aligning their National
Development Strategies on achieving the MDG;
• Projects identified in the course of MDG based needs
assessments;
• The projects focus on community development,
rehabilitation of schools, irrigation systems, access to
drinking water, and other areas related to the
achievement of MDGs;
• Quick impact criteria: results in a short period of time,
prospects for scaling up at the national level.
Georgia
• Five projects selected in two regions -
Abkhasia and Zugdidi;
• Rehabilitation of an irrigation canal and its
banks, restored access to drinking water;
• Rehabilitation of two schools;
• Total budget: 610,000 USD
Moldova
• Four projects selected, including:
• Ensuring access to safe drinking water in
the village of Trebujeni – 50,000 USD
• Modernizing local administration in Rezina
through e-governance tools – 50,000 USD
Tajikistan
• A pilot dedicated to MDG planning and
implementation at the local level;
• Establish a resource center in one
Municipality – Rudaki, to mobilize the
community and manage micro-finance
activities;
• Total budget: 150-200,000 USD
depending on size of fund for micro-
finance activities.
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