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UNFPA COUNTRYPROGRAMME ACTION

PLAN2007-2011

2nd JOINT STRATEGY MEETING,

22 November, 2006

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PAST ACTIVITIES: Key lessons learnt

active participation and fostering partnerships at all levels.

need for wider access to quality services

needs of rural population living in under served areas

system of cooperation between the family doctor and RH

Centres and cabinets

bringing local and national authorities from the health andeducation sectors, and the local administration on board

tools for monitoring and evaluating the impact of BCC

activities

promoting successful practices is important for the

sustainable development of the programme at the national

scale.

policy dialogue and advocacy at the highest level as well as

at the level of local public administration is imperative for

securing political commitment for the implementation and

sustainability of interventions.

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MAIN AREAS OF INTERVENTION

Reproductive health componentUNDAF Services Outcome

All interventions shall aim to address disparities and

cover the most vulnerable groups. The geographical

coverage shall be nationwide, including the post-war

conflict region of Transnistria, with a focus on rural

areas.Population and Development Component

UNDAF Governance OutcomeAll interventions under this component shall aim at

consolidating national capacity at the central and local

levels.

Gender componentUNDAF Services Outcome

Interventions under this component shall be undertaken

on the central level as well as in selected raions.

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2007-2011: PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

RH Component P & D Component

SRHeducation

Counseling

for youngpeople

Qualityassurance

mechanisms

Institutional

capacity for P& D

Disasterreadiness

Gender

Component

Mechanisms

to address

GBV

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KEY PARTNERS

The main categories of partners shall be:

1. Government institutions

2. Technical and Educational Institutions

3. UN Agencies and Multilateral Partners

4. Donors and Bilateral Partners

5. NGO

6. Private Sector

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PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT MODALITIES

Government Coordinating Authority

First Deputy Prime Ministers Office

RH Component PD Component Gender Component

PCMMinistry of Health

PCMMinistry of Economy

and TradePCM

Min. of Gender

UNFPA MoE

Y

IP

UNFPA NSB UNFPAIP

Min. of

Gender

Con tractee Contractee

Contractee Contractee Contractee

PCM

Ministry of Social Assistance

Equal Opportunities Division

Gender

CentreUNFPASecretariat

P & D

Commission

MoEY SMU RH

Centre

PH

Centre

SPFM

UNFPA

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MONITORING & EVALUATION

The UNDAF M & E Framework - reference document for tracking

programmes progress

Results-based monitoring and evaluation - in accordance with the

UNFPA procedures and guidelines.

Joint reviews and joint monitoring of activities with the Government, UN

Agencies, civil society

Stakeholders - actively involved in monitoring and evaluation throughout

the programme.

Reporting: periodic reports such as annual project reports, annual

Standard Progress Reports (SPR) per each component; reports ofassurance activities; Country Office Annual Report (COAR)

All monitoring and evaluation activities part of the AWPs.

Annual Work Plan Monitoring Tool completed by IP and submitted to

the PCM of the respective component and to the UNFPA Country

Office.

CPAP PTT and CPAP M&E Calendar used to ensure consistency of

follow-up

Regular audits of components implemented by programme partners -on an annual basis.

UNDAF Annual Review

The final evaluation of the programme (2010) - carried out with UNDAF

partners, to document best practices, achievements and lessons

learned and provide directions for the future.