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1 June 2013 ADF-13 2 nd Replenishment meeting ADF-13 Resource Allocation Framework Benoit Chervalier Head of Resource Mobilization and Allocation Unit Tunis - Tunisia, June 2013 AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FUND Supporting Africa’s Transformation 40 Years of Results

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Page 1: PPT The ADF-13 Resource Allocation Framework

1 June 2013

ADF-13 2nd Replenishment meeting

ADF-13 Resource Allocation Framework Benoit Chervalier Head of Resource Mobilization and Allocation Unit Tunis - Tunisia, June 2013

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FUND

Supporting Africa’s Transformation

40 Years of

Results

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2 June 2013

OVERVIEW

Context and Rationale 1

Proposals 2

Performance-Based Allocation System

Fragile States Facility

Regional Operations Envelope

ADF-13 Resource Allocation Scenarios 3

Conclusion and recommendations 4

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Discussions / reflections on

the PBA system

First ADF-13 Replenishment

meeting

PBA Revision RO FSF

PERFORMANCE

Comprehensible Transparent Simple

Context and Rationale 1

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1. High dependence of small population countries

2. Constraints to financing large projects

Increase the minimum allocation up to UA 15 million

2.11%

5.44%

15.61%

21.22%

55.63%

1st Quintile 2nd Quintile 3rd Quintile 4th Quintile 5th Quintile

Share of the Minimum allocation in PBA Resources per Population Quintile (ADF-12)

Proposals: PBA 2

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Evolution of the PBA Envelope (UA million)

3. Unchanged minimum allocation 4. Eroding effect of inflation

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012(p)

World World Developing Countries

Africa ADF-eligible countries

Evolution of inflation (2002-2013)

Proposals: PBA 2

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Proposals: PBA 2

Add a CPIA cluster “E” and introduce the AIDI

Cluster E - Performance Component

• Infrastructure Dev. and Reg. Integration

• Coefficient of 0,06 in the PBA formula • No change to clusters A, B, C and D • No change to weight of Governance and PPA

Enhancing policy dialogue with RMCs

AIDI – Needs Component

• Access to: Transport / Electricity / ICT / Water & Sanitation

• Exponent of -0.25 in the PBA formula

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The proposed new PBA formula will look like this:

Like other MDBs, we seek to ensure a better alignment of the PBA with our operational priorities, while preserving its core principle: performance as bedrock of the system.

Proposals: PBA 2

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The package of those measures will result in:

More comprehensive assessment of countries’ performance and better alignment with Fund’s operational priorities

More than two-thirds of PBA resources (67,02%) continue to go to the top performing countries (16)

More PBA resources to countries with a low level of infrastructure

More PBA resources to countries with small population

Fragile states well represented among the 25 countries who see their allocation increase

Broader and better dialogue on policies, institutions and infrastructures needs with RMCs

Proposals: PBA 2

Key elements of the formula remain unchanged: Governance, quality of portfolio as well as Population and GNIpc

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Objective:

oMore flexibility and stronger responsiveness to emerging needs

o Sufficient resources for arrears clearance of eligible countries

oAddress sources of fragility both at country and regional levels

The volume of ADF-13 resources required for the FSF will

range from UA 831 million to UA 902 million.

-Pillar I: UA 608 million - UA 678 million

-Estimated gap for Pillar II: UA 179.8 million

-Pillar III: UA 44 million

Proposals: Fragile States Facility 2

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Use of FSF Pillar I resources for

regional operations

Differentiated multiplier:

- 2 times for the countries eligible for FSF Pillar I

- 1.5 times for other ADF recipients

Explore leveraging the

RO envelope for policy reforms

For example, implementing program-based operations that combine the hard and soft aspects of regional integration

Exceptions to cost-sharing for countries with

small allocations

Countries with small PBA allocations will be required to contribute up to 10% of their PBA for each regional project undertaken

Proposals: Regional Operations Envelope 2

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4,554 (65.6%) 1

65

(2.4

%)

1,388 (20.0%)

831 (12.0%)

3,108 (59.6%) 1

65

(3.2

%)

1,044 (20.0%)

902 (17.3%)

ADF-13 Low Scenario + High FSF Scenario (UA Million)

PSF

ADF-13 Transformation Scenario + Low FSF Scenario (UA Million)

PBA

PBA

RO

RO

FSF

FSF

ADF-13 Resource Allocation Scenarios 3

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Share of PBA resources allocated on the basis of performance remains around 90%

ADF-13 Resource Allocation Scenarios 3

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Conclusion and recommendations 4

• Increase the minimum allocation to UA 15 million per cycle • Add a new Cluster E with a coefficient of 0.06 and include the

AIDI with an exponent -0.25 PBA System

• Pillar I: UA 608 million (Scenario 1) - UA 678 million (Scenario 2)

• Pillar II: UA 179.8 million

• Pillar IIII: UA 44 million

Fragile States Facility

• Allow FSF Pillar I allocations to leverage RO envelope funding

• For each regional project, countries with small PBA allocation should contribute to projects costs with max. 10% of their PBA allocation

• Deputies’ views on the use of the RO incentive mechanism to promote policy reform

Regional Operations

• Carry over to ADF-13 FSF the balance of unused FSF Pillars I, II and III resources

• Carry over to ADF-13 and fold into the allocable pool of ADF-13 PBA resources unused resources in the PBA and Regional Operations envelops

Unused ADF-12 Resources

• Endorsement of the proposed PSF set aside

• Approve the amount of UA 165 million for the PSF (one-off)

Private Sector Facility

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