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Update on Resource Allocation Framework (RAF) Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points

Mid-term update on RAF implementation and reallocation, new guidelines for project submissions, spending limits, and program participation for countries in East and Southern Africa. Learn about funding guarantees and new rules post-2008.

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Update on Resource Allocation Framework (RAF) Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points

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  1. Update on the Resource Allocation Framework (RAF) Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points East and Southern Africa 25-27 June 2008, Windhoek, Namibia

  2. Update on the RAF (I) • Mid-term of RAF implementation has arrived and 50% rule is no longer in effect • Mid-term reallocation will be announced in July • Countries with an individual allocation may then immediately spend up to 100% of the allocation (in Biodiversity, Climate Change, or both)

  3. Update on the RAF (II) For countries in the group the following possibilities apply: a) If country participates in a programme (Pacific Alliance for Sustainability, Congo Basin, etc.), there will be no projects outside the programme b) For countries not in a programme there are these possibilities:

  4. Update on the RAF (III) Group countries (not in a programme): i) If $1 million has been spent in focal area, country may submit additional projects for up to the limit indicated in rules GEFSEC will circulate in July  for example, if limit is $3 million and $1 million has been spent, new projects may not exceed the difference = $2 million)

  5. Update on the RAF (IV) ii) If no money or less than $1 million has been spent, country will be guaranteed up to $1 million dollars until the end of 2008. After that, no more guarantees. iii) Country may opt to submit a project for more than $1 million and up to the limit by following rules GEFSEC will circulate in July iv) Finally, country may receive $1 million project and submit additional projects up to the limit following rules GEFSEC will circulate in July

  6. Update on the RAF (V) • This is the current situation until the July reallocation and new rules have been designed • Rules will include selection criteria for projects submitted after the end of 2008 • For more detailed information, see April 2008 Council Document GEF/C.33/Inf.4 – Progress Report on the Implementation of the RAF

  7. Thank You

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