Theme Summaries

• Representatives from each of the five Roundtable Themes will summarize the major results and lessons from the breakout sessions on Day 2 and 3
• Emcee will outline the program for the remainder of the day

Speakers:

• Leadership & Accountability - Richard Ssewakiryanga, Ministry of Finance, Uganda
• Evaluation & Monitoring - Koshy Thomas, Deputy Under-secretary, Department of the Treasury, Philippines
• Mutual Accountability & Partnerships - Imran Habib Ahmad, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Pakistan
• Planning & Budgeting - Odo Tevi, Governor of the Central Bank, Vanuatu
• Statistics – Donneth Edmondson, Director, Planning Institute of Jamaica Theme

Emcee: Phil Hay

• The country delegates from Francophone Africa will meet to discuss the results of their MfDR country action planning exercise from the previous day. Donors and development partners will be observers.
• A summary presentation based on the country action planning matrix that each country completed will launch the regional discussion on how the country process can be supported and what the donors can do.
• A country representative will be chosen to present the main conclusions of this discussion in the afternoon plenary session.

Facilitator: Herman Snelder, Netherlands

• The country delegates from Francophone Africa will meet to discuss the results of their MfDR country action planning exercise from the previous day. Donors and development partners will be observers.
• A summary presentation based on the country action planning matrix that each country completed will launch the regional discussion on how the country process can be supported and what the donors can do.
• A country representative will be chosen to present the main conclusions of this discussion in the afternoon plenary session.

Facilitator: Onno Ruhl, World Bank

• The country delegates from Francophone Africa will meet to discuss the results of their MfDR country action planning exercise from the previous day. Donors and development partners will be observers.
• A summary presentation based on the country action planning matrix that each country completed will launch the regional discussion on how the country process can be supported and what the donors can do.
• A country representative will be chosen to present the main conclusions of this discussion in the afternoon plenary session.

Facilitator: C. Lawrence Greenwood, Vice President, Asian Development Bank

• The country delegates from Francophone Africa will meet to discuss the results of their MfDR country action planning exercise from the previous day. Donors and development partners will be observers.
• A summary presentation based on the country action planning matrix that each country completed will launch the regional discussion on how the country process can be supported and what the donors can do.
• A country representative will be chosen to present the main conclusions of this discussion in the afternoon plenary session.

Facilitator: Roberto García López, IADB

• This plenary session will provide an opportunity to bring together the findings and recommendations from the country level action planning exercise and development partner discussions on ways to support countries in their efforts to strengthen their ‘systems’ for managing for results. Rapporteurs from the regional discussions of country planning exercises will identify common priority ‘next steps’ from country level discussions, and rapporteurs from the development partner discussions will identify priority steps that development partners should take to assist countries in these efforts.
• The discussion will focus on identifying the issues, next steps and resources ultimately required to move the agenda forward at the country level.

Facilitator: Phil Hay

• This session will provide an opportunity for senior leadership from the Governments of Vietnam and Ghana, as well as several of the sponsoring agencies, to provide closing thoughts on the Roundtable. In particular they will seek to identify key milestones that countries and the development partners should aim to accomplish 6, 12 and 18 months in advance of the Ghana High Level Forum on aid effectiveness.

Speakers:

• Richard Manning, Chair, OECD-DAC
• Haruhiko Kuroda, President, ADB
• Jeffrey Gutman, Vice President, OPCS - World Bank
• Cao Viet Sinh, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Planning and Investment, Government of Vietnam
• Mary Chinery-Hesse, Advisor, Office of the President, Ghana

Emcee: Phil Hay