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EFA FTI Information Session 17 May 2011 | Kigali, Rwanda Multilateral Agencies (3) Developing Country Private Sector & Foundations (1) Partners (6) CSOs (3) Donor Partners (6) EFA FTI Information Session 2 17 May 2011 | Kigali,

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EFA FTI Information Session

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CSOs (3)

Private Sector & Foundations (1)

Multilateral Agencies (3) Developing Country Partners (6) Donor Partners (6)

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Developing Country Partners

Africa 1 Africa 2

Africa 3 Eastern Europe, Middle East & Central Asia Asia & the Pacific Latin America & the Caribbean

Donor Partners

Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland Australia, Spain Canada, UK Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Sweden EC, France, Germany, Italy Japan, USA, Russia

CSOs

International/ Northern Developing Country/ Southern Teaching Profession

Private Sector & Foundations

Private Sector/ Foundations

Multilateral Agencies

UNESCO UNICEF Multilateral & Regional Banks

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Developing Country Partners Africa 1 Africa 2 Africa 3

  • E. Europe,

Middle East & Central Asia Asia & the Pacific Latin America & the Caribbean

Afric rica 1 1: Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambiq bique, Rw Rwan anda, Zambia Afric rica 2 2: Benin, Burk rkin ina Fa Faso, Cameroon, CAR, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Se Senegal al, Togo Afric rica 3 3: Djibouti, The Ga Gambia bia, Gha hana na, Guinea-Bissau, Ethiopia, Liberia, Sao Tome, Sierra Leone E. . Euro rope pe, M , Middle iddle East & & Central l Asia ia: Afghanistan, Albania, Ge Georg rgia ia, Kyrgyz Rep., Moldova, Tajikistan, Yem emen en Asia ia & & the P Pacif ific ic: Bhutan, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Mong Mongol

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Nepal, PNG, Tim imor r Leste te, Vietnam Latin in A Americ rica & & the C Caribbe ribbean: Gu Guyana, Haiti, Hond

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uras, Nicaragua

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Donor Partners

Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland

Australia, Spain Canada, UK

Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Sweden

EC, France, Germany, Italy Japan, USA, Russia

Donor

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1: Belgium, Luxembourg, Nethe therland nds, Swit itzerl rland Donor

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2: Austra rali lia, Spa pain in Donor

  • nor 3

3: Can Canad ada, UK UK Donor

  • nor 4

4: Denma nmark, Ireland, Norway, Swed eden Donor

  • nor 5

5: Euro rope pean C Commis issio ion, Fra France, Germany, Italy Donor

  • nor 6

6: Jap apan an, Uni nite ted Sta tate tes, Russia

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CSOs

International / Northern Developing Country Teaching Profession

Interna nati tiona

  • nal/Nor
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thern: Action Aid, Save the Children De Develo lopi ping C Country ry: ZANEC Zambia, SNEFA Sudan Teachin ing P Pro rofession: Education International

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Private Sector & Foundations

Private Sector/ Foundations

Private te Sector/Found

  • undati

tions ns: The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Microsoft/Intel

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Multilateral Agencies

UNESCO UNICEF Multilateral & Regional Banks

Mult ltil ilatera ral A l Agency 1 1: UNESCO Mult ltil ilatera ral A l Agency 2 2: UNICEF Mult ltil ilatera ral A l Agency 3 3: World Bank

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 All constituencies are represented by 2 persons: Board

Member and Alternate Board Member

 Each represents a larger group of countries, agencies

  • r organizations (other than UNESCO and UNICEF)

 Each Board member consults with the full

constituency to represent the views of the entire group

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 Each constituency:

  • Is self-governing
  • Manages its own selection process and notifies

EFA FTI Secretariat/Chair of result

  • Serves for 2 years (free to re-elect if so choose)

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 Supreme governing body of the EFA FTI  Sets policies and strategies, and reviews and approves

  • bjectives for the EFA FTI Partnership

 Makes funding decisions for the Education for All Fund and

monitors its utilization, upon recommendations from the Financial Advisory Committee (FAC)

 Gives direction to the EFA FTI Secretariat and Chair, and

reviews and approves their annual budget and work plan

 Advocates for the EFA FTI Partnership and mobilizes

resources to achieve quality basic education for all children

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 Commissions and provides oversight to EFA FTI working groups

and task teams

 Enhances links among the various partners of the EFA FTI

Partnership by strengthening channels of communication and collaboration

 Oversees the preparation of the EFA FTI Partnership Meeting  Exercises other powers as required to carry out the purposes of

the EFA FTI

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 Represent the interests of the EFA FTI Partnership  Primary spokesperson for the constituency  Lead consultations among the constituency to determine

common position and build consensus

 Be prepared to represent differences that may exist within

the constituency

 Vote on Board decisions on behalf of constituency  Note: significant time commitment

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 Additional representative of constituency  Facilitates constituency consultations  Acts on behalf of Board Member when s/he is unavailable

(e.g., for voting)

 Coordinate with Board Member to ensure effective

representation from constituency

 Attend all Board meetings along with Board Member

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 Decisions made by consensus or majority of seats (i.e.,

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  • Must include at least one donor, developing country,

CSO/private sector and multilateral agency

 Quorum is majority of Board members

  • Must include at least one donor, developing country,

CSO/private sector and multilateral agency

 Each constituency has one vote only  Voting may occur by email (usually no-objection)

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 Only Board Member and Alternate Board Member (or

delegate) may attend Board meetings on behalf of their constituency

 Only one constituency member may speak on any agenda

item

 Head of Secretariat or his/her designee attends to represent

the Secretariat

 Costs of participation for developing country partners,

including southern CSO Board and Alternate Board members, funded through EFA FTI Secretariat budget

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 EFA FTI Board Operations Team serves as a liaison

between the EFA FTI Secretariat and the EFA FTI Board

  • f Directors and FAC and their respective Chair

 EFA FTI Secretariat acts as facilitator for constituency

communications to ensure separation of roles between the EFA FTI Board and the EFA FTI Secretariat

 Board Manual will be circulated shortly

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FTI Information Session

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