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  Midterm Review Workshop

The Midterm review was held in Thailand from 9th to 14th October

 

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Workshop Report

 

The workshop report is also available for download in PDF format



OECD/DAC Donor-Developing Country Dialogues on National Strategies for Sustainable Development

MID-TERM REVIEW WORKSHOP 

Novotel Coralia Hotel, Phuket, Thailand, 9-14 October 2000

Objectives of the Workshop:

To review the results of the status reviews and progress with the dialogues; and to consider the annotated outline for the guidance on nssds and identify priorities for its further elaboration. 

AGENDA: 

NOTE:  This agenda is open to modification by participants at the workshop. 

Monday 9 October :

18.30    OFFICIAL OPENING 

Ms Supatra Masdit , Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office, Thailand

Dinner at the Novotel Hotel

Tuesday 10 October:

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION

08.30  (a) Welcome (Government of Thailand, TDRI, DFID/EC ?) (5 min)
           (b) Introduction of participants (15 min) 

08.50    Introduction to the workshop (DFID/EC/IIED) 

        (a)   The nssd dialogue project: objectives, outputs and approach 

        (b)   The mid-term review workshop: objectives and agenda 
        (c)   Update on progress (IIED)
        (d)   Links to other processes, eg. PRSPs, CDFs, (DFID)

09.20    Clarifications/comments

09.30    Coffee break 

COUNTRY PROGRESS

[Each country: presentation (20 min) on the results of the status reviews, progress with dialogues and key lessons emerging, following the format for country progress reports; discussants (a country and a resource person) (10 min); questions/comments (10 min)]

10.00    Dialogue countries (and then parallel countries, as below, or by region?) 

12.00    Lunch Break

13.15     Dialogue countries (continued)

14.35    Discussion

15.00    Coffee break 

15.30    Parallel countries 

17.30 - 17.45    Summary and close 

[Facilitators to identify key lessons emerging for working groups to discuss on Wednesday]

Wednesday 11 October:

LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE DIALOGUES – what makes nssds work in practice?

09.00    Working Groups to discuss key lessons that have emerged (on the development and implementation of nssds, and the role of donors, eg. participation, capacity, integration etc.) 

10.30    Coffee break 

11.00    Working Groups report back 

12.00    Lunch Break

CONTENTS LIST FOR THE DAC GUIDANCE ON NSSDS

13.15    Plenary discussion: From lessons to Guidance –key themes for the guidance (chapter headings/sections)

15.00    Coffee break

15.30    Working groups to discuss/flesh out the draft contents list 

17.30    Close 

Thursday 12th October:

AM – Meetings between and within different groups of participants(for planning, information exchange etc. as required by participants)

PM  - Field Visit
 
Friday 13th October: 
CONTENTS LIST FOR THE DAC GUIDANCE (CONTINUED)

09.00    Working groups report back 

10.30    Coffee break

11.00    Agreeing the draft annotated contents list, and priorities for its further elaboration 

12.00    Lunch 

13.15     Ensuring the guidance can be implemented effectively - donor and country needs (eg. capacity, awareness raising etc) 

COUNTRY WORK-PLANS

14.15    Constraints to implementation of country dialogues – sharing experience 

15.00    Coffee break 

15.30    Workplans for the dialogue phase (Oct-Feb) -  ‘Share Fair’ (country displays) 

17.30    Close

Saturday 14th October (am)

CONCLUSIONS AND NEXT STEPS

·Country workplans – briefing (IIED)

·Feedback on the website, and communication/information needs 

·Timetable for developing the guidance and key milestones (Final Workshop, DAC Ministerial, Source Book etc) 

·Agenda for the Final Workshop (Bolivia, February 2001)

·Developing the guidance in parallel: the role of different participants

·Wider dissemination and impact: links with key organisations (eg. the CSD, Convention Secretariats, World Bank), and key events (eg. Rio +10) (how/when?)


 
 

 

 


 


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