Natural Resources & Environmental (NRE) Governance in Ghana DFID, NL, WB, EC, France, Switzerland Government of Ghana
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1 Natural Resources & Environmental (NRE) Governance in Ghana DFID, NL, WB, EC, France, Switzerland Government of Ghana Strengthening the Development Results and Impacts of the Paris Declaration through Work on Gender Equality, Social Exclusion and Human Rights Workshop, London, United Kingdom, March 2008
2 NRE context in Ghana NRE policy trade-offs - underestimated consequences Government s own Strategic Env Assessment neglected 6% growth - agriculture & private sector key Environmental degradation counts for 10% GDP loss Constraints on growth prospects Rethink policy dialogue & operational support to NRE Inconsistent consideration of NRE in-country Shift to budget support, harmonisation & alignment; country priorities & systems Disengagement from NRE policy support NRE marginal to "on-budget" support, aid instruments & development policy
3 Government & donor alignment New aid architecture Growth & Poverty Reduction Strategy II Development Partners & GPS coordination Donor Donor Donor Ghana Partnership Strategy Joint Assistance Strategy Donor Multi-Donor (General) Budget Support Prog Prog Prog
4 3 year NRE process & dialogue Country environmental analysis & analytical gap-filling Language from stated GPRS II priorities Ministry of Finance to centre stage, workshops NRE back to machinery of Government In-country dialogue Sector group, Consultative Group meetings Triggers for financing of forestry in general budget support Need for NRE engagement beyond general budget support Cross-cutting priority in Joint Assistance Strategy 14 donors 90% of ODA flows to Ghana
5 Evolution of dialogue Country Environmental Analysis Technical expertise, mission mode National & international consultancy Anchored in ENR sector group Drew on long-term institutional memories Coalition around economic impacts, links to GPRS II agenda of public financial management & governance NRE Governance Programme Rent-seeking sectors (forestry, mining) + environment Artisanal issues, civil society, climate change Cross-Government working, with Finance at centre Multiple development partners
6 NREG preparation process (not linear) Finance (MoFEP) High level committee Government of Ghana Analytical work Ghana Poverty & Reduction Strategy II Ministries & Agencies Budgets & fund flows Ghana Joint Assistance Strategy Policy matrices Missions, virtual networks Policy Dialogue General Budget Support NREG task team NREG Development Partners ENR Sector group Civil society
7 NREG - evolving mix of financing instruments? Sector-aligned programmes $ - Ministries Multi-Donor Budget Support $ - MoFEP Sector budget programmes $ - MoFEP & Ministries Projects $ - Sector agencies Shift from enclave projects Consolidating accountability Sustaining successes
8 Paris linkages I NREG leverage of other (vertical) financing Forestry/wildlife (EC Voluntary Partnership Agreement on legal timber trade) Minerals (EITI, artisanal issues, revenues oil & gas find) Environment (SEA, climate change, intersectoral dialogue) Complementary civil society & accountability facility Central elements Finance at centre, coordinating line Ministry inputs Anchored in sector dialogue & issues Public financial management focus revenues & financial flows Overarching platform for dialogue tripartite Consolidate on use of SEA in national planning & in GPRS III Strengthen Poverty & Social Impact Analysis (via Finance & Planning)
9 Paris linkages II Ownership Letter of Development Policy as overall statement of Government priorities on NRE Finance coordinating inputs by line Ministries Nat Dev Planning Commission guidance on sectoral planning Medium-Term Expenditure Frameworks robust analysis & planning on financial flows Alignment & harmonisation Single set of indicators, set by line Ministries & Agencies Finance commissioning related studies using country procurement mechanisms Multi-year budget commitment, annual assessments Flexibility in evolving indicators & targets Reinforcing country sectoral & national planning & systems, including SEA, public financial management, M&E
10 Paris linkages III - reflections High transactions costs in set-up for both Government & development partners Weak strategic planning, M&E & financial systems Quality of input Bringing NRE agencies to speed with aid instruments Policy matrices & indicators sector plans vs dialogue Matrix fatigue & guided ownership Civil society engagement sensitive Harmonisation & alignment Donor procedures differ, only some flexibility Joint conclusions from joint assessments? Reconciling HQs with in-country offices & processes Anchor in dedicated staff & in-country processes
11 Background information if required for Q&A
12 NREG objectives ( / 13) Sub-sector Environment Forestry & wildlife Mining Policy objectives Improve cross-sectoral environmental management, including climate change response Apply SEA to inform decision-making & mainstream environment in sectors Improved EIA processes & compliance Ensure effective law enforcement (trade agreement) Ensure predictable & sustainable financing of the forest & wildlife sectors Address social issues in mining communities Enhanced policy & regulatory framework & effective coordination among key government agencies Improve mining sector revenue collection, management, & transparency
13 Donor coordination on NRE 2001 Coordination on project basis around NR Management Programme not strong, focus on disbursement differing project requirements 2004 Sector group started information exchange 2005 Economic & Sector Work discussion at different level economic case, not " protection" Country Environmental Analysis platform for dialogue during workshops NRE Governance sector budget support
14 Country Environmental Analysis history 2005: Economic & Sector Work (WB,DFID) on NR Management & Growth Sustainability Costs of depletion - forestry, wildlife, agricultural soils, lake Volta, coastal fisheries 2006: Country Env Analysis with France, NL & DFID Underlying causes of depletion/degradation in 4 sectors underpinning economic growth in Ghana Forestry & wildlife, agricultural soils, mining, urban environment policy/institutional/public expenditure analyses Feasible policy/ institutional/ management recommendations Cost of environmental health effects related to water & air pollution
15 NRs = Ghana s golden goose Need stewardship for long-term growth NRs = 15% GDP NRs = 25% Govt revenues Substantial source of livelihoods Loss of NR stocks & degradation of urban environment cost approximately 10% GDP Reducing potential growth by 1% each year
16 Environmental degradation = ½ of ODA rates
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