2010 Progress Report – Draft - NFP Facility

2010 Progress ReportTable 1: Admission of Facility partners since 2002Admission year2002(start of the Facility)2003(SC decision/December 2002)2003(SC decision/July 2003)2004(SC decision/December 2003)2005(SC decision/January 2005)2007(SC decision/January 2007)Country / Regional Organization8 partnersChile, China, ACICAFOC, Malawi, Mongolia, Nigeria, Thailand,Tanzania7 partnersCCAD, Ghana, Indonesia, Mali, Namibia, Philippines, Senegal15 new partnersColombia, Cuba, DR Congo, Ecuador, Honduras, Kenya, Lesotho,Morocco, Mozambique, Niger, Paraguay, Rwanda, South Africa,Tunisia, Uganda8 new partnersCongo, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Georgia, Jamaica,Pakistan, Sudan, Vanuatu8 new partnersArmenia, Kyrgyzstan, Nicaragua, Palau, Viet Nam, Zambia, SPC,CANARI9 new partnersSierra Leone, Angola, Uzbekistan, Dominican Republic, Guinea, ElSalvador, Laos, Cambodia, Belize6 new partners2008(SC decision/January 2007)Benin, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Nepal, Yemen2 Countries approved for a 2 nd partnership AgreementGuatemala, Honduras13 new partners2009(SC decision/February 2009)Bhutan, Bolivia, Burundi, Cape Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, Gambia,Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Liberia, Peru, Suriname, Togo, Zimbabwe7 Countries approved for a 2 nd partnership AgreementChina, Ecuador, Nigeria, Paraguay, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia5 Countries approved for a 2 nd partnership Agreement2010(SC decision/February 2010)2010Concept Notes received(Facility Management Decision)Mozambique, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Senegal and Sudan1 Partner Organisation approved for a 2nd partnershipAgreementACICAFOC8 Countries approved for a 2 nd partnership AgreementBrazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Lesotho, Liberia, Namibia, SouthAfrica, and VietnamSmall GrantsIn 2010, the Facility transferred 146 small grants to stakeholders in Partner Countries totalling almost 3.5million US$ (average grant is 23,800 US$). This is the highest number ever and a significant increase in thenumber of small grants and funds disbursed in comparison to 2009 (116 grants and 2.6 million US$). Thereason for this increase is that the 15 high performing partners have received a 2 nd Facility Agreement since2008 (additional 200,000 US$, on top of the initial 300,000 US$) and continue having cycles of prioritysetting, calls for proposals, and ranking and selection of proposals leading to Letters of Agreements. Anotherreason for the increase is that the coaches have visited each partner country at least once a year, and12