Partnerships for Development Results Programme

Results achieved as of June 2014 include: (1) improving the tools and framework for aid management including finalizing a study that looks at the entire aid governance system in Cambodia and producing an online knowledge management tool on major reform programs and associated legislation; (2) preparing the Development Cooperation and Partnerships Strategy (2014-18) which included a review of the abilities of the staff of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development Board and the provision of additional support and coaching on interview skills knowledge management and management of a consultative policy-preparation process in a ‘learning by doing’ environment; (3) producing Cambodia’s Development Effectiveness Report 2011 which demonstrated the capacity of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development Board to collect data undertake analysis identify trends and set policy direction for aid; (4) producing the official development assistance analysis and information on non-government organization support and sharing them with the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Ministry of Planning for budgeting and planning purposes; (5) successfully implementing the Busan monitoring survey which assesses whether progress has been made towards more effective aid; (6) strengthening the use of national systems for programming monitoring and evaluation coordination and resource mobilization; (7) increasingly aligning external resources with national development priorities through close dialogue with the Supreme National Economic Council ; (8) supporting greater South-South cooperation particularly with the Government of Burma on the development assistance database and training; (9) supporting work on program-based approaches (PBAs) focused on strengthening partnerships development effectiveness and work at the sector level in the areas of health gender agriculture and water education forestry environment and the climate change financing facility; and (10) enabl