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ResourceMobilization

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FOREWORD

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INTRODUCTION

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SECTION I:An Introduction to Resource MobilizationIntroduction

1 .1 Firmly Linking Resource Mobilization to the Programme or Project Cycle

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1 .2 The Resource Mobilization Cycle

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SECTION II: FAO and the United Nations Context Introduction

2.1 Programming Frameworks, the Project Cycle and Resource Mobilization

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Box 2: Principles guiding the corporate RMMS

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2.2 An Overview of Resource Mobilization Environments at Global, Regional and Country level

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PARISDeclaration

on AidEffectivenessMarch 2005

Harmonisation

Alignment

Ownership

Managing for Results

MutualAccountability

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SECTION III: How to Approach Resource MobilizationIntroduction

3.1 PLAN – Designing a Resource Mobilization Strategy and Action Plan

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Box 4: RM Planning Prerequisites – Are you ready to start? Check

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Box 5: Situating the programme or project within essential programming frameworks

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Box 7: Structure of a Resource Mobilization Strategy

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3.2 ACT – Practical Steps to Implementation

Box 8: RM Practical Steps

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Private Sectorand

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InternationalFinance

Institutions (IFIs)

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Global Funds

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Box 10: Suggested questions to draft a profile sheet for a resource partner:

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Box 11: Fresh ways to engage resource partners

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Key:

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Box 13: Standard Funding Agreements and Implementation Modalities at FAO

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Box 14: Standard FAO Reporting formats

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3.3 REFLECT – RM Lessons Learned

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SECTION IV: References and Tools

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