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The following guidance and reference materials were developed specifically for the GEF National Dialogue Initiative. Countries are welcome to utilize these materials in organizing dialogues, workshops and seminars using other sources of financing (Government, bilateral, UN agency, NGO, etc.), in consultation with the GEF Implementing Agencies. All materials are also available in Arabic, French, Russian and Spanish.
The development of the materials has been a collaborative effort amongst the GEF Secretariat and the three Implementing Agencies — UNDP, UNEP and the World Bank. Many expert consultants also contributed to the development of these Materials. The GEF National Dialogue Initiative would like to thank the following for their valuable contributions: Jeffrey Griffin, William Mansfield, James McGowan, and Seemin Qayum.
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Guidance Materials
- GEF Awareness Briefing
Provides a common understanding, and familiarizes a broad audience with global environmental trends, the GEF's mandate, policies and strategic priorities, institutional structures, history, and governance.
Click to download the PowerPoint (468 KB)
- Country Level Dialogue
Responds to the need to enable GEF country focal points to be more effective advocates for GEF issues in their countries. Includes a review of the relationship between the Global Environment Facility and country GEF focal points and outlines the roles of the country GEF focal points, other government stakeholders and non-government stakeholders.
Click to download the PowerPoint (1.3 MB)
- Lessons Learned: Country Coordination Study
The “Lessons Learned” study has been designed to learn from and share the experiences of national level multiple-stakeholder decision-making processes relevant to global environmental issues and the GEF. It has been developed for the benefit of the GEF national focal points and other stakeholders in all GEF recipient countries. The first version of this study is currently available in five language versions and focuses on five countries: Bolivia, China, Colombia, Poland and Uganda.
Click to download the PDF (2,072 KB)
- Resource Allocation Framework (RAF)
Provides an introduction to the GEF's Resource Allocation Framework
(RAF) which became operational in GEF 4, including a detailed
overview of its various indices and components.
Click to download the Powerpoint (468 KB)
- Managing Resources under the GEF Resource Allocation Framework (RAF)
Provides a detailed overview and guidance on managing country allocations under the RAF. Examples of country allocations are provided in this presentation.
Click to download the Powerpoint (553 KB)
- GEF and the Private Sector
Focuses on strategies for involving the private sector as a partner in GEF projects. Demonstrates how the private sector can tailor initiatives to generate global benefits based on case study examples.
Click to download the PowerPoint (352 KB)
- Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel's (STAP) Role in the GEF
Provides an overview on the important role of the STAP in the GEF process. Offers information on how to improve the use of national scientific and technical experts in the development and implementation of GEF projects.
Click to download the PowerPoint (60 KB)
- Small Grants Programme (SGP)
Provides an overview on the SGP Programme with a focus on the congruence of SGP-funded projects with the GEF Operational Strategy and Programmes. Includes the history, challenges faced, examples from the Programme and information on eligibility criteria.
Click to download the PowerPoint (1 MB)
- Briefing on the Country Support Programme for Focal Points
Provides an overview on the Country Support Program for Focal Points (CSP) and its three components: funding to support annual workplans, the GEF knowledge management framework for Focal Points, and the regional exchange and training workshops for Focal Points.
Click to download the Powerpoint (409 KB)
- Evaluation and results in the GEF
Responds to the need for more detailed information on measuring the impacts of GEF co-funded projects in GEF 4. Prepared by the independent GEF Evaluation Office.
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Reference Materials
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