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Search:    Overview Paris High-Level Forum (2005) Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness Rome High-Level Forum (2003) Rome Declaration on Harmonization  Global Activities DAC-OECD Working Party on Aid Effectiveness MDB's Technical Groups Private Sector Organizations  Country Level Activities Activities by Country Country Harmonization agendas MOUs + other Harmonization Initiatives Harmonization Elements Donors & Institutions Action Plans & Programs Advanced Search CITT  Site Tools Events Feedback Search Regional Workshops: Africa Region Workshop on Harmonization, Alignment and Results (Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - November 9 - 11, 2004) Sponsors: Government of Tanzania, the African Development Bank, and the World Bank. Documents: Workshop Report Agenda Welcome Remarks: Keynote Speech by Benjamin William Mkapa , President of the United Republic of Tanzania Allocution de M . Philibert Afrika, Directeur Du Département des Politiques et de la Revue des Opérations - Banque Africaine de Développement Séance d'ouverture - Allocution de bienvenue - James Adams, Banque mondiale Overview presentations Overview of Harmonisation, Alignment, and Results for Development Effectiveness - Richard Manning, Chair, Development Assistance Committee, OECD Nils Tcheyan, Director, Strategy and Operations, Africa Region - World Bank Session 1: Country Cases - Mozambique, Tanzania and Uganda The Mozambican case from donors perspective. by Adrian Hadorn, Swiss Ambassador, Chairman G-15 Uganda Case Study; Second Africa Regional Workshop on Harmonisation, Alignment and Results for Development Effectiveness Session 2: Country Cases - Ethiopia, Burkina Faso (Education/Training), Zambia Ethiopia Harmonization Action Plan 2004-2006 Presentation on Country Cases - Zambia (Harmonization and Alignment of GRZ/Donor Practices for Aid Effectiveness) Session 3: Public Financial Management Harmonization and Alignment - Capacity Building Strengthening Country PFM Performance Comesa Public Procurement Reform Project Financial Management: Diagnostics to Capacity Development Public Financial Management - An Overview of Harmonization and Alignment International Initiatives (Tanzania) Session 4: Budget Support Conditionality - Tanzania Experience Tanzania‘s Experience in Harmonizing and Aligning Budget Support Civil Service Reform Program Joint Evaluation of General Budget Support 1994-2004 ( Burkina Faso, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda, Nicaragua, Vietnam) Session 5: Sector Programs/SWAps Sectorwide Approaches (SWAps) - Salient Features, Implementation Issues and Challenges The Malawi HIV/AIDS SWAp Session 6: Environment and Social Safeguards Harmonization of EIA Process & MFI Requirements - Issues, Challenges and Way Forward in Ghana ETHIOPIA: Country Level Harmonization on Environment Session 7: Public Financial Management Harmonization and Alignment: International Initiatives Overview of Managing for Results - Nils Tcheyan, Director, Strategy and Operations, Africa Region, World Bank Lessons on Managing for Development Results Measuring Results through Partnership: Malawi HIV/AIDS Building National Results Systems Understanding Country Circumstances Key To Successful Results Strategies Challenges to Managing for Development Results Developing Community Learning Through Local M&E Systems: Applications of LQAS(Uganda Experience) Aridlands Resource Management Project II - Kenya Management for Development Results - The road to Paris Achieving PRSP Results Through Partnership Development of a Sector Strategy for Technical Education and Vocational Training, based on Principles of Managing for Results Panel Discussion - Narrowing the gap between rethoric and reality

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