Transcript Knowledge sharing - an overview

KEMENTERIAN PERENCANAAN PEMBANGUNAN NASIONAL/
BADAN PERENCANAAN PEMBANGUNAN NASIONAL
Overview On Knowledge Sharing
And
How To Foster More Efficient Ways
Of Sharing Knowledge For Development With
Emphasis On Tailoring Knowledge To Demand In
Partners Countries From The South
Tb. A Choesni
Director for International Development Cooperation/Bappenas
Asia Pacific Regional Consultation of GPEDC – Plenary 3
Seoul, 10 March 2014
Background
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Changing Paradigm
AID
EFFECTIVENESS
PARIS
DECLARATION
(2005)
12 INDICATORS OF
PROGRESS
DEVELOPMENT
EFFECTIVENESS
BUSAN OUTCOME
DOCUMENT
(2011)
10 BUSAN INDICATORS
Global Partnership for Effective Development
Cooperation (GPEDC) (2012)
1. Governance: Steering Committee (15 members:
Countries, IO, CSO, Parliament, private sector);
Co-chairs (Indonesia, UK, Nigeria); Members
(160 countries, 45 IOs/CSO/Philanthropy Orgz.)
2. Substance: Knowledge Sharing (Indonesia), MIC
& SSTC (Mexico), Domestic Resource
Mobilization (Nigeria), Private Sector
Involvement (UK), Progress since Busan (EU, US,
Korea)
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Indicators of Development
Cooperation
PARIS
DECLARATION
(2005)
12 INDICATORS OF
PROGRESS:
Ownership, Alignment
(reliable country system,
aligned on national
priorities, strengthen
capacity, use of PFM, use
of procurement systems,
avoid parallel structure,
aid is predictable and
untied), Harmonization
(common procedures,
share analysis) Managing
Results, Mutual
Accountability.
BUSAN OUTCOME
DOCUMENT
(2011)
10 BUSAN INDICATORS:
Focus on Results, CSO
engage to development,
contribution of private
sector, transparency,
development cooperation
is predictable, aid is on
budget subject to
parliamentary scrutiny,
mutual accountability,
gender equality, effective
institutions, aid is untied.
Evidence Based
Beyond Aid
Innovative Financing
Modalities: DRM;
private sector
involvement.
Knowledge Sharing
for Development
Means of
Implementation:
South-South and
Triangular
Cooperation; role of
MIC
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KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION FRAMEWORK
Global
Dev.
Agenda
(MDGs &
Post 2015
agenda)
Global Development Cooperation Agenda
From Aid to Development Effectiveness
Mandate: Knowledge Sharing
ie. GPEDC, G-20, UNDCF
•Substance thematic
Knowledge
Sharing
Country Led
Knowledge
Hub and
C.O.P.
DEMAND
SUPPLY
SSTC
Abbreviation:
GPEDC: Global Partnership for Effective
Development Cooperation
CLKH: Country Led Knowledge Hub
SSTC: South-South and Triangular Cooperation
areas – Post 2015
(country Comparative
Advantage- eg. Poverty
reduction, macroeconomic management,
disaster management)
•Brokerage Mechanism
(Existing platforms)
Implementation
of Activities
• CLKH Infrastructure
(toolkit, capacity building,
etc)
•Funding activities –
optimizing existing
funding (eg. Aid,
Philanthropy org, Private
Sector, Trust Fund)
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How To Foster More Efficient Ways Of Sharing
Knowledge For Development With Emphasis
On Tailoring Knowledge To Demand In
Partners Countries From The South:
• Community of Practitioners (COP)
• Country Led Knowledge Hub (CLKH)
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Community of Practitioners
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Community 4 Development
• Purpose of COP for Knowledge Hub is to support member
organizations learning from existing country led knowledge
hubs and from each other on how countries manage
institutionalizing of knowledge exchange, and make better
capture and reuse of their operational experiences.
• Knowledge Hubs COP has established as one stop shop for the
‘how to’ of knowledge exchange.
• Since March 2013, membership cover 200 members from 25
countries.
• Activities in the COP including peer learning activities through
webinars and Q&A, blogs, and document sharing. The COP also
hosted online discussion (e-discussion forums) on specific
themes.
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Country Led Knowledge Hub
• High Level Meeting “Towards CLKH”:
– 1st HLM, Bali, 10-12 July 2012
• Opened by the Vice President of Indonesia
• 300 decision makers from 46 countries and Ios
– 2nd HLM, Seoul, June 2014
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Knowledge Hubs:
Components
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GOI Framework
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DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
FRAMEWORK
Traditional loans and
Grants (Technology &
Knowledge Transfer)
POLICY OF
DEVELOPMENT
COOPERATION
International
Development
Agenda (MDG &
Post 2015)
Investment Leverage to
Private Sector
International Cooperation
incl. South-South and
Triangular Cooperation
Development and
strengthen the
Development
Cooperation Policy
Development
Effectiveness
Beyond Aid:
Knowledge
Sharing/ hub
Knowledge
Product
(lessons learned)
Improve quality
of Planning and
Budget
Allocation
National
Development
Agenda
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Knowledge Sharing Framework to Improve
National Policy
Lesson Learned from
International Fora
Development of
Knowledge Center
/Country Led
Knowledge hub (elearning)
Utilization of
Lesson Learned
between Central
and Regional
Government
Identifying the
implementation of
Development Program
(Challenge, Success, and
process)
Achievement of
National
Development
Target
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COP and Thematic Interlink
Country ABC
Central Agency
GOI Central
Agency (NCT)
Other
Agencies
National
Disaster
Agency
Other
Thematic
Agencies
National
Disaster
Agency
(BNPB)
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THANK YOU
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