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ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE MENA-OECD INITIATIVE ON GOVERNANCE AND INVESTMENT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ELEMENTS OF REFLECTION FOR THE NEW MANDATE STARTING IN 2016

Carlos Conde – Steering Group meeting, 5 February 2015

2005 2007 2009/ 10 2011 2012/ 13 2015 2016-20

The MENA-OECD Initiative : key milestones

Dead Sea Declaration Network building & setting up of partnerships

• Nov. 2007

Cairo Ministerial conference Launching of OECD peer reviews Nov.2009 Marrakesh Ministerial Declaration & June 2010 3rd Council Mandate G7: Deauville Partnership & MENA Transition Fund OECD – ISA status

MENA III (20 11 – 20 15) Chair: Morocco

MENA I (20 0 5 – 20 0 7) Chair: Jordan, Egypt MENA II (20 0 8 – 20 10 ) Chair: Egypt, Morocco

Discussions for Mandate Renewal Morocco Country Programme

MENA IV

Arab upheaval: Opening to non governmental actors from business and civil society New issues and approaches

Roadmap for the extension of the MENA-OECD Initiative

Milestone Date

Steering Group m eeting of the MENA-OECD Initiative on Governance and Investm ent for Developm ent 5 February In the context of the regular program m e of the Initiative, consultations will be held with m ain stakeholders March - May Consultations with relevant OECD Com m ittees Investment Committee, 16-20 March (19 March Advisory Group on Investment and Development); Regulatory Policy Committee (15-16 April); Public Governance Committee (week of 20 April); Territorial Development Policy Committee (week 27 April) OECD Ministerial Council Meeting and OECD Forum Week of 1 June External Relations Com m ittee m eeting to approve the new m andate to the OECD Secretariat for the im plem entation of the MENA-OECD Initiative June – TBC Steering Group m eeting of the MENA-OECD Initiative on Governance and Investm ent for Developm ent September – TBC MENA-OECD Ministerial October – TBC

• Permanent platform for policy dialogue and exchange of practice
• Adherence and contribution to international standards
• Progress into a more open and participatory system of policy

making (civil society, private sector)

• Dialogue and peer advice based on evidence and systematic data

collection

• Contribution to policy coherence from a whole of government

perspective

• Policy

impact at national level improving processes

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implementation

• Reinforcing sustainability and reform through training at regional

and national level

• Building synergies to enhance the impact of international

cooperation

Realisations under the MENA-OECD Initiative

• Institutional structure and governance system
• Furthering programmes’ complementarity and joint

work

• Connecting regional policy dialogue with national

administration

• Furthering regional and sub-regional dialogue
• Country specific work, linking regional dialogue

with peer reviews

• Monitor implementation, systematic system of

reporting

• …

Elements of reflection for the new mandate starting in 2016

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