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District Development Funding (DDF) and Functional Organisational Assessment Tool (FOAT) DISCAP Best Practices Conference Sub-theme: Resource Mobilisation for Decentralised Management 9 th May, 2007 1 Outline of the Presentation Introduction and Recap Background and Context Rationale and Objective The FOAT (Design and Structure) DDF (Design & Structure) 2 1

BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT MMDAs agitating for more discretionary resources (service delivery, MDGs) and improvements in technical support Response: Support to strengthen mobilisation of IGR Increase in DACF from 5% to 7.5% (GPRS) Projectised support from DPs (performance assessments, capacity building, investment funds) Central Government cautious with providing additional funds (e.g., DACF) because of MMDAs weak financial management capacity and lack of linkage between performance and fiscal transfers 3 Challenge: Negative Cycle of Ineffective Local Governance Weak institutional capacity MMDAs Citizens discount of MMDA s relevance; low pressure for performance Reinforced by disjointed CB response; inadequate / unpredictable funding; weak performance incentives 4 Low impact of MMDA development spending Cf. Y. Zhou, WB/PREM, 2005 2

Components of the DDF-FOAT FOAT System and Linkages (NDAP) Capacity Building Performance Assessment (FOAT) Institutional Arrangements Funding (DDF) Improved Service Delivery and Local Governance 5 Rationale Behind the DDF-FOAT FOAT System 1. Need to increase the volume of discretionary funding to MMDAs 2. Ensure efficient and judicious use of discretionary funds at the MMDA level 3. Introduce a link between performance assessments, increased levels of funding and capacity building support 4. Introduction of incentive structure in the local government sector 5. Introduce harmonised systems for performance assessment, funding and capacity building (fully operating within GoG legal and regulatory framework for local government) 6. Address the concerns of the central government and the requirements of the MMDAs 6 3

Objectives of the DDF-FOAT FOAT System Strengthening institutional performance of MMDAs Harmonisation of disjointed approaches to implementation (systems development) Systematically improving district level service delivery and the quality of local governance (MDGs, GPRS II) 7 Goal: Positive Cycle of Improving Local Governance MMDAs can learn-bydoing, develop capacity and establish track-record MMDAs increasingly exercise authority and accumulate capacity for inclusive and accountable local governance Reinforced by coherent CB response; increased, performance-based transfer of funds to MMDAs; strong top-down performance incentives 8 Citizens perceive increased relevance of MMDA; bottom-up pressure for accountability 4

Components of the DDF-FOAT FOAT System and Linkages (NDAP) Capacity Building Performance Assessment (FOAT) Institutional Arrangements Funding (DDF) Improved Service Delivery and Local Governance 9 Progress so far Design documents for DDF and FOAT available submitted to Cabinet DCDs, Planning Officers, Budget Officers and Finance Officers of all 138 MMDAs sensitised (feedback mostly very positive) Reconfirmed commitment from MLGRDE and Development Partners Final Negotiations Ongoing Finalisation Operational Manuals ongoing 10 5

The FOAT Tool and process to annually asses administrative and political compliance with existing legal, regulatory and policy frameworks in four broad areas: 1. Management & Organisation 2. HRD 3. Planning and Budgeting 4. Financial Management and Administration Outcome of the assessment informs DDF allocation and identifies capacity building needs 11 Key Features of the FOAT Assessment strictly against established legal, regulatory and policy frameworks Assessment strictly on issues within the direct control of MMDAs FOAT covers both the administrative and political structures of MMDAs Indicators subject to periodical review Distinction between Minimum Conditions and Performance Measures 12 6

Minimum Conditions Non-compliance With Primary MCs No investment funds for the given year, but still eligible for capacity building support Non-compliance With Secondary MCs Two-month opportunity to rectify the signaled flaws 13 Examples No substantial adverse comments bordering on dishonesty in the Audit Report Medium-Term Development Plan prepared according to NDPC Guidelines National Public Procurement Guidelines available in District 14 7

Performance Measures All MMDAs that meet MCs, are eligible for basic DDF allocation (determined by population, land size and an equal share) Scoring on Performance Measures determines whether MMDAs will receive a financial reward or sanction on their basic allocation 15 Examples Meetings in the political management institutions Involvement of key stakeholders in the preparation of plans and budgets Procurement Plan Size of the IGF Quality of financial administration 16 8

The DDF Funding component of the system Managed and administered under existing PFM rules and regulations Co-financed by GoG and DPs Actual releases to the MMDAs informed by outcome FOAT 17 The DDF Pool Entitlement component (50%): (i) equal share 15%, (ii) population 80%, (iii) MMDA territory 5% Performance component (40%): FOAT (discretionary) Capacity Building component (10%): Equal share (mandatory training training requirements) and discretionary allocation (FOAT) - FOAT assessment to be financed from Capacity Building Grant (appr. 10% of CBG - or < 1% of the overall DDF pool) - 2% of Capacity Building Grant reserved to finance DDF Unit 18 9

Development Menu - Principles Should identify eligible types of expenditure (MTEF / BPEMS) No sectoral conditionalities (MDGs, GPRS II, MTDPs) Should promote political prerogative MMDAs and budget autonomy Positive correlation between improvements in performance and higher degrees of discretion 19 Frame of Reference: MTEF IV Investment Activity Expenses 20 Construction Works Property Purchases Rehabilitation Expenses\ Consultancy fees Purchases of Plant, Equipment and Vehicles Buildings Contractors fees Purchase of Plant & Equipment Plant and Machinery Site Preparation Purchase of Vehicle Other Assets Compensation for land Purchase of Furniture Roads, Bridges & Signals Permits and legal fees Purchases of Motor Bike, bicycles etc Construction Materials Purchase of Computers and accessories Sanitation Facility Only Purchase of Airplanes Access Roads Only Purchases of Trains Water System Only New Buildings Purchase of Ships and Vessels Other capital expenditure Others 10

Negative list Investments outside of the MTDPs and Annual Action Plans; Investments that are not backed up by O&M plans and budgets; Investments of a private nature; Purchase of luxury cars and similar consumption expenditure; Office equipment (except when justified by FOAT) Maximum 10% for maintenance. 21 Allocation of the DDF 1. Entitlement Grant 2. Default Performance Grant Plus Incentive Margin (+35% / +50%) 3. Capacity Building 1. Entitlement Grant 2. Default Performance Grant 3. Capacity Building 1. Entitlement Grant 2. Default Performance Grant Minus Incentive Margin(-35% / -50%) 3. Capacity Building IV. Allocation Good / Very Good Performer Average Performer Poor / Very Poor Performer III. Classification II. Assessment / Scoring Performance Measures Primary Secondary 22 I. Minimum Threshold (on / off) Minimum Conditions 11

Volume and Financing of the Pool USD 2,- per capita, roughly amounting to USD 48 million in first year of implementation Outstanding: details of the co-financing arrangement Longer term vision: integration with the DACF 23 Capacity Building ILGS to supply training modules (thematic areas FOAT) Capacity building grant disbursed by DACF (mandatory, demand driven) LGS/MLGRDE will accredit and categorise service providers (FOAT thematic areas) LGS/MLGRDE to ensure efficient use of service providers across the country LGS/MLGRDE to decide on a unit cost for the delivery of training modules MMDAs to contract capacity building support from a list of accredited providers 24 12

Management Arrangements Steering Committee (Chaired by the Minister - MLGRDE) Fund Management Unit DACF FOAT Management Unit LGS / MLGRDE Capacity Building Management Unit LGS / MLGRDE 25 Financial Management Flow Chart MoFEP CAGD DDF Unit / BoG SDs DTO (whole sale, cost centre warrants) MMDAs (DDF account at Commercial bank) 26 13