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Project ID: | 00084209 | Description: | P1-05 Gov/ I-PSM II |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 17 Oct 2012 | |
Theme: | Governance and Human Rights |
End Date*: | 31 Dec 2019 |
Country: | Iraq | Project Status: | Operationally Closed |
Participating Organization: | Multiple |
About
Iraq Public Sector Modernisation Programme (I-PSM) Phase II (Project number IRQ P1-05) The Iraq – Public Sector Modernisation programme is a Government of Iraq-led UN joint programme supporting Iraq’s Strategic Government Plan (SGP) 2011-14 and its National Development Plan (NDP) 2010-2014. The programme is fully aligned with the UN Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) 2011-2014. The Programme has four themes: i) Developing policy and building machinery at the centre of government for managing Public Sector Modernisation (PSM); ii) Supporting system-wide reform for development management, gender mainstreaming, e-governance and national statistics; iii) Piloting reform in the three key sectors of health, education and water and sanitation (Watsan); and iv) Supporting decentralised service delivery and local governance initiatives. This Phase of the programme builds on lessons learned and recommendations emerging from the implementation and external evaluation of the I-PSM Phase I. I-PSM Phase I is the foundation for the analytical assessment and preparatory work enabling Government to develop a system-wide public administration reform plan, as well as sector-specific modernisation plans for three pilot sectors and three pilot governorates. By focusing on service delivery, the Government can demonstrate to the Iraqi people that public sector modernization has concrete and tangible benefits for the population as a whole. This programme will establish synergies with existing UN programmes aimed at addressing corruption, involve the active participation of civil society, and integrate cross-cutting themes in relation to Recent Documents
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