UNDP - United Nations Development Programme - Ethiopia

$19,200,000.00 CAD

≈ $0.46 for every person in Canada ≈ 245 Canadians' average pay for a year
Department
Global Affairs Canada
Program
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Recipient country
Ethiopia
Fiscal year
2007-2008
Agreement period
April 5, 2007 – February 10, 2009
Project status
Closed
Reference
CA-3-A036005001

Published purpose

The Public Sector Capacity Building Program is a multi-donor initiative designed to improve the efficiency and responsiveness of public service delivery across all levels of government; empower citizens to participate more effectively in shaping their own development; and promote good governance and accountability. Designed to improve the responsiveness, transparency, and fiscal responsibility of the country’s public service, the program is implemented by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). The program also aims to increase the government’s capacity to manage urban development, to decentralize a number of services, to reform the tax and justice systems, and to improve information and communications technologies used by the public service. As part of the program, participatory processes are developed to assess public requirements and to help the government in planning and budgeting. At the same time, people’s access to information about national and regional services is improved. The UNDP focuses on decentralization as a critical aspect of the program, identifying capacity building in local communities as a means of improving public service delivery.

In plain English AI-generated

This grant supports a multi-donor program in Ethiopia, implemented by UNDP, to improve public service delivery, governance, decentralization, and accountability across all levels of government.

Category: Foreign Aid Development Primarily funds activity outside Canada

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