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Leadership in Development: Driving Change in the GMS

Phnom Penh Plan for Development Management. Leadership in Development: Driving Change in the GMS. PPP Context: Enhancing Capacities in the GMS.

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Leadership in Development: Driving Change in the GMS

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  1. Phnom Penh Plan for Development Management Leadership in Development: Driving Change in the GMS

  2. PPP Context: Enhancing Capacities in the GMS • Heavy investments in physical and social infrastructure needs to be accompanied by investments in development management (GMS Economic Development Program launched in 1992) • Critical mass of middle to senior level officials needed in the GMS to improve the quality of development decision making

  3. PPP Context: Enhancing Capacities in the GMS • November 2002 - GMS Summit Leaders recognized the need to address the subregion’s challenges in human resources development • Legacy of the first GMS Summit where human resource development was given emphasis • PPP is a key program under the Human Resource Development Strategy of the GMS Economic Cooperation Program

  4. PPP Context: Enhancing Capacities in the GMS • Phase 1 approved by ADB in early 2003 and ended in February 2005 and was cofinanced by the New Zealand Agency for International Development (NZAID) • Phase 2 started in March 2005 and ended in August 2007 cofinanced by NZAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of France, and the Government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) through the PRC Regional Cooperation and Poverty Reduction Fund (RC Fund) • Phase 3 began in September 2007 and currently funded by ADB and cofinanced by the PRC-RC Fund, NZAID, French Development Agency and Government of Korea till September 2010 • Phase 4 approved in December 2009 till March 2012 and currently financed by ADB with co-financing from the RC Fund

  5. GMS Organizational Hierarchy Top SENIOR Senior Middle MIDDLE Junior Entry

  6. PPP Impact • Contribute to design and implementation of effective and efficient strategies and projects to promote regional cooperation PPP Outcome • GMS civil servants apply acquired knowledge and skills set in the workplace

  7. PPP Outputs • GMS government officials acquire knowledge and develop skills set • Knowledge acquisition, dissemination, and networking on GMS cooperation improved • High-quality research on priority development issues accessible to GMS civil servants • An effective project management and performance monitoring system implemented

  8. PPP Key Success and Differentiating Factors • Sustained ownership and commitment of GMS countries • Niche-based learning • Multiplier effect in capacity building • Promoting Regional Cooperation

  9. PPP Key Success and Differentiating Factors • Broad based partnerships • Expanding the reach and providing opportunities for women • Innovative philosophy • Replicability in other parts of the Asia Pacific Region

  10. PPP Framework Core of GMS Leaders PPP Alumni Fellows • Learning Programs • Short and Focused Learning Events • Top Development Management Program • Distinguished Speakers Series • GMS Development Dialogue • In-depth Learning Programs • Fellowship Programs Advocacy and Knowledge Sharing PPP Learning Resource Centers PPP Website PPP Newsletter • Intellectual Capital Development • PPP Journal • Research Program Institutional Networks Capacity Development Partners Development Partners Research Partners

  11. PPP ActivitiesLearning Programs Total Number of Learning Programs 76 as of December 2009 Total Number of Participants 1,476 as of December 2009

  12. PPP Activities • PPP Fellowship Program • Short and Highly Focused Learning Events • GMS Development Dialogue • Distinguished Speakers Series • Top Development Management Program

  13. PPP Activities • Newsletters (Mekong Leaders) • Website • Learning Resource Centers • Journal of Greater Mekong Subregion Development Studies

  14. PPP Activities • Research Program • Promote more effective link between knowledge generation and policy formulation • Provide resources to GMS institutions to undertake studies on important development issues involving regional and subregional concerns • 4 research projects selected for Phase 3 • Capacity Development Partners • Development Partners

  15. PPP Activities Alumni Network • participants of PPP learning programs inducted as alumni • broad base of GMS Leaders and Managers • 1,430 alumni as of December 2009 • alumni profile and database constantly updated • alumni e-groups and alumni page in website • Leaders Networking for Knowledge (LINK) Alumni Events in GMS countries

  16. PPP Alumni Distribution

  17. PPP Interventions: Multiplier Effect Economic Growth and Social Development Institutional Reforms Core of GMS Champions

  18. PPP Contact Information • Phnom Penh Plan (PPP) Secretariat 6th Floor, Southeast Asia Department Asian Development Bank 6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City 1550 Metro Manila, Philippines • Tel +63 2 632-5227/ +63 2 6325128 • Fax +63 2 636-2189 • pasis.consultant@adb.org, aperdiguero@adb.org, gmsppp@adb.org • www.adb.org/GMS/phnom-penh-plan

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