2024年度状况报告：有效管理发展合作的全球项目（英）

Global Project for Managing DevelopmentCo-operation Effectively AUGUST 2025 Copyright ©UNDP 2025. All rights reserved. One United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the leading United Nationsorganization fighting to end the injustice of poverty, inequality, and climate change. Working withour broad network of experts and partners in 170 countries, we help nations tobuild integrated,lasting solutions for people and planet. Learn more at undp.org or follow at @UNDP. UNDP GLOBAL PROJECT CONTRIBUTION PARTNERS: In 2024, the Global Project on Managing Development Co-operation Effectively wasfinancially supported by Canada, the European Commission, Germany, the Republic ofKorea, Sweden and Switzerland to implement the priorities outlined in the GlobalProject document that are in line with the 2023-2026 Work Programme of the GlobalPartnership for Effective Development Co-operation. ACRONYMS -Bappenas:Indonesian Ministry of National Development Planning/NationalDevelopment Planning Agency-CPDE:CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness-DCO:Development Coordination Office-EDC: Effective Development Co-operation-FfD:Financing for Development-FfD4:Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development-g7+:Group of Seven Plus-GPEDC:Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation-HLPF:High-Level Political Forum-INFF:Integrated National Financing Framework-JST:Joint Support Team-KOICA:Korea International Co-operation Agency-KPA:Kampala Principles Assessment-KSP:Knowledge Sharing Platform-LAP:Learning and Acceleration Programme-NEPAD:New Partnership for Africa’s Development-OECD:Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development-PIFS:Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat-RCO:Resident Coordinator Office-SCM:Steering Committee Meeting-SDGs:Sustainable Development Goals-UN DESA:United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs-UN RCO:United Nations Resident Coordinator Office-UNCT:United Nations Country Team-UNDP CO:United Nations Development Programme Country Office-UNDP:United Nations Development Programme-UNDS:United Nations Development System-VNRs:Voluntary National Reviews Table of ContentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.......................................... 5ABOUT THE GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP AND THE UNDP GLOBAL PROJECT.......... 7About the Global Partnership......................................................................................... 7About the UNDP Global Project...................................................................................... 8KEY RESULTS ACHIEVED IN 2024........................................................................10Output 1: Monitoring.....................................................................................................10Roll-Out of the 2023-2026 Monitoring Round..................................................................................103rdMonitoring Training for Partner Countries...................................................................................12Output 2: Policy Action.................................................................................................13Support to Steering Committee Meetings........................................................................................13Nepal becomes the First Country to Move into the Learning, Dialogue and Action Phase of theMonitoring Exercise........................................................................................................................15Preparations for the 4thInternational Conference on Financing for Development............................16Output 3: Advocacy and Communications....................................................................18Engagement in Strategic Events.....................................................................................................18Communications and Advocacy Products Developed and Disseminated in 2024............................20CONCLUSIONS AND WAY FORWARD...................................................................23ANNEX I: FINANCIAL PROJECT EXECUTION IN 2024...........................................25ANNEX II: LIST OF DONORS IN 2024....................................................................26ANNEX III: LOG-FRAME SUMMARY......................................................................27 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ANDACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In 2024, global risks and threats to development such as climate change, conflict, andeconomic instability multiplied. In these disruptive and uncertain times, the proliferationand fragmentation of the aid system continues to jeopardise the effectiveness, qualityand impact of development co-operation. Increased development effectiveness,including better coordination among diverse partners, reduced transaction costs andburdens on partner countries, and strengthened country systems, is needed tomaximise the impact of limited resources and better respond to the needs of