Projects and references

The project's objective was to ensure that public expenditure of the federal government is better aligned with government strategies. The specific objective was to build the capacity of the Finance Division of the Ministry of Finance, and support the sustainability of MTBF & MTEF reforms by ensuring that federal government staff have the skills and knowledge to carry them through.

The overall objective of the Project was to contribute to poverty alleviation and socio-economic development by contributing to improved local governance.
The project placed major emphasis on building the capacity of municipalities to address their financial, administrative, implementation, management and operational weaknesses. This capacity building led to an improvement in the effectiveness and efficiency of government-related programmes, and also in the municipalities' overall performance in contributing to the local development process.

The objective of this PEFA evaluation was to measure the performance of public finance management in Haiti, to provide reference values for the medium-term evaluation of progress in the public finance reform programme’s implementation, and to foster harmonious dialogue between the authorities and funding agencies based on a common evaluation framework.
This initiative should inform and deepen discussions on improving and strengthening Haiti’s public finance management system, and on revisions to public finance institutional support programmes coordinated between funding agencies and the government.   

This project involved a situation analysis of 608 health facilities of 25 health districts of Côte d’Ivoire: regional hospitals, general hospitals and urban and rural first-contact health facilities.
The study included 4 phases:
- Launch of the project;
- Evaluation of the health facilities (situation analysis);
- Architectural and technical studies (preliminary design/detailed design);
- Tender documents (provisional and final).
This study falls within the framework of achieving the objectives of the National Health Development Plan, and is one of the preconditions for the implementation of the performance-based financing strategy.

The programme aimed to improve economic information and to facilitate mid-term decision making in the design and implementation of macroeconomic, sectoral and regional policies through the development of a system for collecting, analysing and modelling statistical data.
The Consortium provided the personnel for a programme support unit (PSU) (5 experts) and short-term expertise.

Technical assistance to the EDF National Authorising Officer and the Ministry of Land Management to implement a €20 million programme under direct then indirect labor operations to increase the capacities of local governments of 5 medium-sized cities (Bamenda, Maroua, Ngaoundere, Foumban, Bafoussam) in urban planning and management. Strengthening participation of the populations in local urban development through the implementation of a microproject programme.

The purpose of the Mother and Child Health Support Programme (PASMI) is to help improve mother and child health in Benin. More specifically, it involves:
- improving the quality of caesareans and neonatal resuscitation at hospitals accredited by the ANGC (National Agency for Free-of-Charge Caesareans);
- enhancing the affordability of emergency obstetric and neonatal care;
- strengthening the offer of and demand for family planning services;
- improving the integration of population issues into sector strategies.

The specific objectives of the contract are to:
- Enable AGETUR-TOGO and CITAFRIC to honour their commitments to the State of Togo within the framework of their mission of representation of the Ministry of Public Works, Transport, Urban Development and Habitat (project management)
- Enable AGETUR-TOGO and CITAFRIC to fulfil their tasks as executive agencies within the framework of this EC financed project. 

The project is for the construction of a regional hospital gathering all services scattered around the campus of the existing Shtip Clinical Hospital, and increasing its capacity and list of specialities. The new regional hospital will have a capacity of 245 beds, a total surface of almost 34 000 m², and will offer medical services to over 200,000 potential patients.