TENTATIVE AGENDA
Multi-stakeholder Consultative Workshop
on
“Pre Busan 4th High Level Forum”
Date: October 26-27, 2011
Phnom Penh – Cambodia (Sunway Hotel)
Background:
The Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF4) in Busan, South Korea will take place from 29 November to 1 December. With this important global event fast approaching, civil society continues its mobilization to formulate it collective message and key asks for this landmark event in development cooperation.
Between 2008 and 2011, through the collaborative work of BetterAid and Open Forum in partnership with regional and national CSO platforms, the global CSO’s advocacy efforts to shift from Aid Effectiveness to Development Effectiveness has produced three key documents:
• Istanbul Principles for CSO Development Effectiveness,
• Siem Reap Consensus on the International Framework for CSO Development Effectiveness
• CSOs on the Road to Busan: Key Message and Proposals
Additionally, upon issuance of draft Busan Outcome Document (BOD) by the Working Party on Aid Effectiveness of the OECD-DAC, the CSO global community have responded and made comments on the BOD, reflecting the three key documents outlined above. In the run-up to Busan, CSOs around the globe will also aim to actively advocate to the donor community and recipient governments to consider and put into force specific minimum standards for enabling environment to allow CSOs to fully apply and strengthen their specific roles as genuine development actors in their own right.
A total of 300 CSO delegates from around the world will attend the HLF4 in Busan, with a clear mandate to defend as well as influence the final BOD through full participation at the negotiation table along with development partners and government representatives.
CSOs in Cambodia have been very active in global CSO movement and are also involved in these issues both at national and sub-national levels through many multi-stakeholder consultations including the 2nd CSO Global Assembly in Siem Reap, which was hosted locally in collaboration with the Open Forum. A draft paper entitled “The Road to Busan” compiled jointly by CCC, NGO Forum and MEDiCAM describes the efforts and achievements in Cambodia to engage all concerned development actors to embrace the effort to move Aid Effectiveness toward Development Effectiveness within the context of Cambodia.
This event aims to a) bring all concerned stakeholders in Cambodia working on aid and development effectiveness together for a final update and reflection on key documents to be discussed in Busan; b) seek feedback and inputs to the draft paper “The Road to Busan” as a submission from Cambodia at the HLF4. Day 1 of the event will be open to CSOs only, while the following day will involve participants from government, donors and the private sector in a multi-stakeholder dialogue.
Day 1: CSO Consultation
Day 1 Objectives:
To deepen understanding of key global documents and resources for increasing development effectiveness
Inspire debate and reflection on how Cambodian CSOs can best contribute to development effectiveness in alignment with HLF4
Secure endorsement of Road to Busan report
Day 1 Desired Outcomes:
• A common understanding of CSO development effectiveness is reached and shared
• Participants are able to reflect on their own role in development effectiveness and identify the barriers to the application of the Istanbul Principles
• Cambodia’s CSO paper, Road to Busan endorsed by CSO community
Agenda:
| Day 1: October 26, 2011 CSO Consultation | |||
| Timeframe | Session | Resource Person | |
| 7:30 - 8:00 | Registration | CCC | |
| 8:00-8:02 | National Anthem | All | |
| 8:02 - 8:05 | Introduction of Workshop Objectives Introduction of the Delegates, Resource Persons, and workshop rationale, objectives and expected outcomes | Mr. Mi Nac, Project Officer of CCC | |
| 8:05 - 8:15 | Welcome Remarks and Open Session | Ms. Caroline McCAUSLAND ExCom member of CCC | |
| 8:15 - 8:45 | Session 1: Requirements for CSO Development Effectiveness | | |
| Day 1: October 26, 2011 CSO Consultation | |||
| Day 1: October 26, 2011 CSO Consultation | All | ||
| Timeframe | Session | Resource Person | |
| Presentation 1: Review of CSO documents for Busan: Istanbul Principles and the Siem Reap Consensus on International Framework for Development Effectiveness | Mr. Lun Borithy, Executive Director of CCC | ||
| 8:45-9:45 9:45-10:00 | Group Discussions: What are the barriers to applying the Istanbul Principles in Cambodia using the Siem Reap Consensus as a Framework? What commitment do we need from our development partners/Government to overcome those barriers? Tea Break | Dr. Sin Somuny, Executive Director of MEDiCAM | |
| 10:00-10:45 | Group Presentations | Dr. Sin Somuny, Executive Director of MEDiCAM | |
| 10:45-12:00 | Session 2: Barriers to Development Effectiveness Presentation 2: Minimum Standards for Enabling Environment and CSO adherence to accountability and Governance in Cambodia Presentation 3: Result of study on IATI mechanisms of Aid management and delivery, conducted by NGO Forum (how is this contributing to enabling environment; good governance requires more than one party Question and Answer | Mr. Soeung Sareoun, Head of Programs, CCC Mr. Chhith Sam Ath Executive Director of NGO Forum (TBC) | |
| 12:00 - 13:30 PM L U N C H B R E A K & P H O T O S H O O T | |||
| 13:30 -15:00 | Session 3: CSO Inputs for Busan Presentation 4: Cambodia’s contribution: Road to Busan report Question and Answer | Ms. Louise Coventry, Consultant | |
| 15:00-15:20 | Tea Break | All | |
| Timeframe | Session | Resource Person | |
| | |||
| 15:20- 16:40 | Session 4: Way Forward Refection and Preparation for Multi-stakeholder dialogue Presentation 5: Global CSO Inputs and impact on BOD Question and Answer Plenary Discussion: Key Talking Points for Multi-stakeholder dialogue on Day 2 | Mr. Nicolas Gloeckl, Policy Officer of IBON/RoA Mr. Soeung Sarouen, Head of Program (CCC) | |
| 16:40-17:00 | Evaluation and Closing of Workshop | Mr. Mi Nac, , Project Officer of CCC | |
Day 2: Multi-stakeholder Consultation
Day 2 Objectives:
To deepen understanding of HLF4 processes and key documents
Inspire debate and reflection on how Cambodian CSOs can best contribute to development effectiveness alongside other development partners
Day 2 Desired Outcomes:
• A common understanding of CSO recommendations on the BOD is reached
• Partnerships between CSOs and other development partners are strengthened
• Actions points for all development actors are drafted and endorsed
| Timeframe | Sessions | Resource Persons |
| 7:30 - 8:00 | Registration | CCC |
| 8:00 – 8:05 | National Anthem | |
| 8:05 - 8:15 | Recap of Day 1 and situating the Multi-stakeholder dialogue with overall introductions | Mr. Soeung Saroeun, Head of Programs, CCC |
| 8:15 – 8:30 | Welcome Remarks and Open Session | Gov’t Rep (TBC) Mr. Juan Pita, Country Rep of AECID |
| 8:30-9:15 | CSO Global Journey to Busan: Summary of Global CSO key events and inputs into the Busan 3rd Outcome Document (BOD) Question and Answer | Mr. Nicolas Gloeckl, Policy Officer of IBON/RoA |
| 9:00-10:00 | Session 3: Mini Workshops | |
| | Workshop I:Government representatives Are the CSO recommendations on the BOD relevant and appropriate to the Cambodian context ? How could the government support the recommendations? | Facilitator: CDC rep (TBC) |
| | Workshop II: Private Sector Representatives Are the CSO recommendations on the BOD relevant and appropriate to the Cambodian context? How could the private sector support the recommendations? | Facilitator: Mr. Kak Key, Director of Morison Kak and President of Clean Business Initiative (CBI) |
| | Workshop III: Development Partners Are the CSO recommendations on the BOD relevant and appropriate to the Cambodian context? How could DPs support the recommendations? | Facilitator: Mr. Karl-Anders Larsson, Counselor, Embassy of Sweden |
| | Workshop IV: CSOs Are the CSO recommendations on the BOD relevant and appropriate to the Cambodian context? How could DPs, government and the private sector support the recommendations? | Facilitator: Mr. Nicolas Gloeckl, Policy Officer of IBON/RoA |
| 10:00-10:15 | Tea Break | |
| 10:30-12:00 | Panel Discussion: Cambodian Development Actors Perspectives on the Busan Output Documents Question and Answer | Moderators: Mr. Soeung Saroeun, CCC Discussants: Mr. Karl-Anders Larsson, Counselor, Sweden Embassy Ms. Belinda Mericourt, Consultant (UNDP, PRDP) Gov’t CDC Rep (TBC) Mr. Lun Borithy, ED CCC Mr. Kak Key, Director of Morison Kak and President of Clean Business Initiative (CBI) |
| 12:00-12:15 | Wrap up and Closing of Workshop | Dr Sin Somuny, ED of MEDiCAM |
Note: The organizers reserve the rights to alter the agenda subject to availability of speakers and dynamics of the consultation requiring optimum use of time for effective outputs.
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