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IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina

IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina. EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina Donor Coordination Forum Sarajevo, 24 February 20 10. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina. IPA Component I – Transition Manag e ment MIPD 2009-2011 National Programme :100.9M€

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IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina

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  1. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina Donor Coordination Forum Sarajevo, 24 February 2010

  2. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina • IPA Component I – Transition Management • MIPD 2009-2011 • National Programme :100.9M€ • Institution Building: 46.9M€ • Anti-Crisis: 51.6M€ • Tempus - Erasmus Mundus: 2.4M€ • IPA Committee on 25 June

  3. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina

  4. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina Political Criteria: • JHA: Judiciary, ICMP, Police Reform, Anti-Corruption, State Prison • Social Protection • PAR: policy development, public financial management and information system • Cultural heritage

  5. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina Economic Criteria; • Transport: core transport network • Environment: infrastructure investment • SMEs: Export Credit Agency

  6. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina European Standards: • Customs: ITA • Rural Development: preparation for IPARD • Animal vaccination programme

  7. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina Supporting Programmes: • Community Programmes: FP7 • Project Preparation Facility

  8. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina

  9. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina

  10. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina • Centralised Management by EC and by • Joint Management with UNICEF, CEB, WB, EBRD, EIB, FAO • Indirect Centralised Management with KfW through • Contribution Agreements with UNCEF, CEB, EBRD, EIB and FAO, • Administrative agreements with WB • Delegation Agreements with KfW

  11. IPA 2010 National Programme Bosnia and Herzegovina National co-financing - 209 M€ (10 out of 17 projects) IPA budget 32%

  12. IPA 2007-2010

  13. CARDS 2001-2006/IPA 2007-2010

  14. MIPD 2011-2013 • Assessment of MIPD 2009-2011 • Sector (Programme) Approach • New Donor Landscape • First draft to be ready in June

  15. MIPD 2009-2011 No political or strategic changes • Key reforms and Constitutional Framework • Economic Crisis (IPA 2009 – 39M€) • Country Development Strategy and Social Inclusion Strategy • Limited progress in acquis alignment IPA 2007-2009 Implementation • Limited lesson learned yet

  16. MIPD 2011-2013 To identify 1 to 2 sectors for sector approach: • Gradual shift from project to sector approach • Beneficiary and Donor Consultation • Existing Strategy • Sector Approach under development • National budget • Lead donor

  17. Sector Approach Tirana Conference, April 2009 • Capacity of coordination structures • Reform of public admin. and financial managment systems • Decentralised Managment Structures for IPA • Preparation for SWA in a limited number of sectors

  18. Sector Approach Preparation for SWA • Priorities consistent with EU integration • National budget and external assistance allocations • Administrative Capacity of Beneficiary • Progress assesment (benchmarks)

  19. Sector Approach Brussels Conference, October 2009 • Sector based programming focused on countries’ needs and strengths can contribute to more affective pre-accession aid • Donors should coordinate and ensure their assistance is in line with national Programmes and priorities

  20. Sector Approach • Objective: to modernise a sector and align it to EU standards • Issues: managerial, institutional, financial and social • Tools: reforms, public expendituremanagement TA and investments

  21. Sector Approach Benefits • More effective pre-accession assistance • Preparation for IPA Components III-IV-V • Enhanced ownership of the beneficiary country • Better donor coordination

  22. Sector Approach • Project financing • Resource pooling • Budget support (exceptional)

  23. Sector Approach Sarajevo Workshop, 22 - 24 March to identify working methods for SWA formulation and application in enlargement context • Formulation of Sector Approach • Linking sector approaches to EU Integration • Governance of sector approach • Monitoring and evaluation of sector approaches

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