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International Fund for Agricultural DevelopmentPartnership and Resource Mobilisation Office
INTRODUCTIONAPPROACH, CONFIGURATION AND WAY FORWARD
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Our vision, mission and aim
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Our aim is to:• broker mutually beneficial collaboration with Governments, like minded public and private
institutions, communities, local and selected global corporations, and foundations; and• increase impact on the ground through synergies and mobilization of new resources in favour
of smallholders.
Our aim is to:• broker mutually beneficial collaboration with Governments, like minded public and private
institutions, communities, local and selected global corporations, and foundations; and• increase impact on the ground through synergies and mobilization of new resources in favour
of smallholders.
Vision:• IFAD establishes itself globally as the
preferred partner for initiatives andinvestments to enable smallholderssustainably exit poverty and as a driver forfood and nutrition security, andenvironment and natural resourcemanagement.
Vision:• IFAD establishes itself globally as the
preferred partner for initiatives andinvestments to enable smallholderssustainably exit poverty and as a driver forfood and nutrition security, andenvironment and natural resourcemanagement.
Mission:• Strengthen IFAD’s outreach and partnership
performance and to ensure innovative,efficient, and effective resource mobilizationand management.
Mission:• Strengthen IFAD’s outreach and partnership
performance and to ensure innovative,efficient, and effective resource mobilizationand management.
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PublicPartnership
andReplenishment
Technicalsupport forpartnership
Private-sectorand Foundations
Non-core resourcemobilisation
and administration
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Functions
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- Assessment of partnerships- Assessment of partnerships - Effective management of partnerships- Effective management of partnerships
- Knowledge management- Knowledge management
Partnership Strategy Actions
- Internalization of partnership practice- Internalization of partnership practice
- Upgrading of staff capacity and IFAD’sinstitutional culture for partnerships- Upgrading of staff capacity and IFAD’sinstitutional culture for partnerships
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Manage implementation of IFAD Partnership Strategy
- Communication for partnerships- Communication for partnerships
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- Intensify engagement in globalpolicymaking and advocacy forumsin shaping the internationaldevelopment architecture
- Intensify engagement in globalpolicymaking and advocacy forumsin shaping the internationaldevelopment architecture
- Intensify identification of andengagement in relevant new high-potential global advocacy initiatives
- Intensify identification of andengagement in relevant new high-potential global advocacy initiatives
- Increase engagement in policydialogue for more conducive ruralbusiness environments
- Increase engagement in policydialogue for more conducive ruralbusiness environments
- Engage private-sector actors moresystematically in country andproject-level programming
- Engage private-sector actors moresystematically in country andproject-level programming
- Policy dialogue on smallholderagriculture, food and nutritionsecurity and rural poverty reduction
- Policy dialogue on smallholderagriculture, food and nutritionsecurity and rural poverty reduction
Relevant IFAD9 Commitments
- Strengthen developmentpartnership- Strengthen developmentpartnership
- Engage non-member States andgroupings of States to contribute toand/or join IFAD
- Engage non-member States andgroupings of States to contribute toand/or join IFAD
- Explore the scope for raisingfinancing from other sources- Explore the scope for raisingfinancing from other sources
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Deliver IFAD9 commitments
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- Expanded partnerships and co-financing- Expanded partnerships and co-financing - ASAP to be implemented in IFAD9- ASAP to be implemented in IFAD9
- More supplementary funding forongoing projects- More supplementary funding forongoing projects
- Programme of Work of US$2.6billion per annum- Programme of Work of US$2.6billion per annum
- Explore borrowing from membergovernments to expand POWbeyond
- Explore borrowing from membergovernments to expand POWbeyond
- Co-financing target at US$1.6 perUS$1.0 of IFAD’s loans and grants- Co-financing target at US$1.6 perUS$1.0 of IFAD’s loans and grants
- Priority to grants to support IFADoperations- Priority to grants to support IFADoperations
Operational Priorities
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office
- Support operational priorities for MTP 2013-2015
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Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Leading ARM initiative
Governing Council’s directive (9th Replenishment of IFAD Resources):“… to make every effort to explore the scope for increasing financing from alternative sources and tosubmit any resulting proposals to the Executive Board for approval.”
Governing Council’s directive (9th Replenishment of IFAD Resources):“… to make every effort to explore the scope for increasing financing from alternative sources and tosubmit any resulting proposals to the Executive Board for approval.”
June 2012RoundtableJune 2012
Roundtable Dalberg ReportDalberg Report CPMs’ demandassessment
CPMs’ demandassessment ARM missionsARM missions
Conclusions:- Significant amount of
global funds available tosupport agriculturaldevelopment
- Strong interest from newtypes of partners inworking with IFAD
- IFAD not yet ready orrelevant to takeadvantage of all types ofARM mechanisms
Conclusions:- Significant amount of
global funds available tosupport agriculturaldevelopment
- Strong interest from newtypes of partners inworking with IFAD
- IFAD not yet ready orrelevant to takeadvantage of all types ofARM mechanisms
Main findings:- Demand for agricultural
development increasingsteadily since 2004
- IFAD’s resources tomeet the global demandnot increasing at thesame pace
- High demand for bothconcessional and non-concessional loansagainst loans fromcapital markets
Main findings:- Demand for agricultural
development increasingsteadily since 2004
- IFAD’s resources tomeet the global demandnot increasing at thesame pace
- High demand for bothconcessional and non-concessional loansagainst loans fromcapital markets
Findings:- CPMs able to pinpoint
US$1.8 billion forplanned co-financing orestimated funding gapsduring IFAD9
- Process revealednecessity to systematizeidentification of resourceneeds in amount and bytype/thematic.
Findings:- CPMs able to pinpoint
US$1.8 billion forplanned co-financing orestimated funding gapsduring IFAD9
- Process revealednecessity to systematizeidentification of resourceneeds in amount and bytype/thematic.
Exploring:- Co-financing with CADF,
EXIM Bank, and CDB
- TA for South-South, andFragile States
- Spanish-type loan (withKfW and GIZ Germany)
- TA for value chain andco-financing by BMZ
- Co-financing from FMOand Rabo Bank
- Exploration with otherIFIs in Norway, Finlandand Canada.
Exploring:- Co-financing with CADF,
EXIM Bank, and CDB
- TA for South-South, andFragile States
- Spanish-type loan (withKfW and GIZ Germany)
- TA for value chain andco-financing by BMZ
- Co-financing from FMOand Rabo Bank
- Exploration with otherIFIs in Norway, Finlandand Canada.
IFAD launched Additional Resource Mobilisation (ARM) Initiative.IFAD launched Additional Resource Mobilisation (ARM) Initiative.
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ARM InitiativeARM Initiative
Operational PrioritiesOperational PrioritiesIFAD9 CommitmentsIFAD9 Commitments
Partnership StrategyPartnership Strategy
TowardIFAD 10
TowardIFAD 10
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office- Toward IFAD 10
Partnership and Resource Mobilisation Office
- Organizational structure
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Fundsmanagement &support services
Fundsmanagement &support services
PrivatePartnership
PrivatePartnership
PublicPartnership &
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