Aid Effectiveness Directorate Staff Profiles | Timor-Leste Ministry of Finance
Implementing the
SDGs
QDPM, 22 April 2016
Alex Tilman
Public Policy Officer
Office of the Prime Minister
Contents
1.
Adoption of the Global Agenda
2.
National mechanism for SDG processes
3.
Aligning SDGs to SDP and other national development
frameworks
4.
Developing the SDG monitoring framework
5.
Reviewing the SDP (localization)
6.
Public Campaign
7.
Potential areas for Development Cooperation
1. Adoption of the Global
Agenda
u
Goal 16 – Peace and Stability and Effective Institutions
u
Government Resolution N.o 34/2015, 23rd September
u
National Parliament Resolution No. 19/2015, 18th
November
u
Directive N.o 038/2015/XII/PM (22 December 2015)
u
Government Decree No. 1, 1 February 2016
u
High-level Champions Group together with 8 other
countries
2. National Mechanism
UPMA
All line
ministries
PMO
MCO
NDEP
SDG Working
Group
MoF
GDS
CSOs
DPMU
DPs
CIO
WoG
DNO
MPIE
g7+ Secretariat
UPI
2. National Mechanism
3. Aligning the SDGs to SDP (alignment &
harmonization)
u
SDG-WG first workshop
u
Sensitization of Focal Points to SDGs
u
Identification of gaps
u
Summary of what they are currently implementing
u
Current status of SDP implementation
u
Consultations
u
Line Ministries
u
Civil Society
u
DP
4. Developing the SDG
monitoring framework
u
SDP
u
Praia Group on Goal 16
u
g7+ Technical Meeting, Nairobi
u
Alignment with New Deal framework
u
u
Second phase of Fragility Assessment Indicators
International frameworks
19 indicators selected at Nairobi g7+ Technical
Meeting
Government proposed
priorities
1.1.1 - % below international poverty line in extreme
poverty
10.1.1 - Growth rates of household expenditure or
income per capita among the bottom 40% of the
population and the total population.
2.1.2 - Prevalence of population with moderate or
severe food insecurity
11.1.1 - Proportion of urban population living in slums,
informal settlement or inadequate housing
u Aligning
national
3.2.1 - Under
5 mortality
rate
u
priorities based on
the– SDGs
12.7.1
Public procurement practices that are
sustainable
Prioritisation process through the g7+
(19 indicators)
SDG 13 – No indicator selected yet as waiting for Paris
4.5.1 - Equality of access indices for education
u First
COP 21 in December 2015
including by gender
andphase
regionof the SDP
5.1.1 - Whether
not legal
are achieved:
in place 14.5.1 – Coverage of protected areas in relation to
u or
Things
weframeworks
have already
marine areas (only for g7+ countries with coasts)
to promote equality
u E.g. electricity
6.1.1 - % using safely managed drinking water services 15.a.1 – ODA and public expenditure UN conservation
u
Things we are already working on
7.1.1 - % of population with electricity access
16.1.3 - Percentage of population subjected to physical,
Fiscal space through the Budget Journey
psychological or sexual violence within the last 12
months for 2017
u Political space: Government programme
u
8.b.1 - Total government spending in social protection 16.3.2 – Unsentenced Detainees as % of overall prison
u Agreed
to review
the SDPof the
population.
and employment
programmes
as percentage
national budges and GDP and collective bargaining
u In the initial phase of drawing up a concept paper
rates .
9.a.1 - Amount of investments in infrastructure as a
percentage of GDP.
16.7.1 – Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and
representative decision-making at all levels .
17.1.1 – Total Tax Revenue/ GDP
5. Reviewing the SDP
(localization of SDGs)
u
We are finishing the concept paper
u
Setting up sectoral working groups
u
Validate in the Council of Ministers
u
Mobilise assistance from DPs
6. Public Campaign
u
The Timor-Leste Development Partners Meeting will be
used to launch the SDGs
u
Launch of national dialogue
u
Local governments and xefe sukus
u
CSOs and grassroots organizations
u
DPs
7. Potential areas for Development
Cooperation
u
Consultation on SDG prioritization
u
Engage in the acceleration process of the SDGs
u
Developing the SDG database:
u
Government priorities have been decided
u
SDP has been reviewed
THANK YOU.
SDGs
QDPM, 22 April 2016
Alex Tilman
Public Policy Officer
Office of the Prime Minister
Contents
1.
Adoption of the Global Agenda
2.
National mechanism for SDG processes
3.
Aligning SDGs to SDP and other national development
frameworks
4.
Developing the SDG monitoring framework
5.
Reviewing the SDP (localization)
6.
Public Campaign
7.
Potential areas for Development Cooperation
1. Adoption of the Global
Agenda
u
Goal 16 – Peace and Stability and Effective Institutions
u
Government Resolution N.o 34/2015, 23rd September
u
National Parliament Resolution No. 19/2015, 18th
November
u
Directive N.o 038/2015/XII/PM (22 December 2015)
u
Government Decree No. 1, 1 February 2016
u
High-level Champions Group together with 8 other
countries
2. National Mechanism
UPMA
All line
ministries
PMO
MCO
NDEP
SDG Working
Group
MoF
GDS
CSOs
DPMU
DPs
CIO
WoG
DNO
MPIE
g7+ Secretariat
UPI
2. National Mechanism
3. Aligning the SDGs to SDP (alignment &
harmonization)
u
SDG-WG first workshop
u
Sensitization of Focal Points to SDGs
u
Identification of gaps
u
Summary of what they are currently implementing
u
Current status of SDP implementation
u
Consultations
u
Line Ministries
u
Civil Society
u
DP
4. Developing the SDG
monitoring framework
u
SDP
u
Praia Group on Goal 16
u
g7+ Technical Meeting, Nairobi
u
Alignment with New Deal framework
u
u
Second phase of Fragility Assessment Indicators
International frameworks
19 indicators selected at Nairobi g7+ Technical
Meeting
Government proposed
priorities
1.1.1 - % below international poverty line in extreme
poverty
10.1.1 - Growth rates of household expenditure or
income per capita among the bottom 40% of the
population and the total population.
2.1.2 - Prevalence of population with moderate or
severe food insecurity
11.1.1 - Proportion of urban population living in slums,
informal settlement or inadequate housing
u Aligning
national
3.2.1 - Under
5 mortality
rate
u
priorities based on
the– SDGs
12.7.1
Public procurement practices that are
sustainable
Prioritisation process through the g7+
(19 indicators)
SDG 13 – No indicator selected yet as waiting for Paris
4.5.1 - Equality of access indices for education
u First
COP 21 in December 2015
including by gender
andphase
regionof the SDP
5.1.1 - Whether
not legal
are achieved:
in place 14.5.1 – Coverage of protected areas in relation to
u or
Things
weframeworks
have already
marine areas (only for g7+ countries with coasts)
to promote equality
u E.g. electricity
6.1.1 - % using safely managed drinking water services 15.a.1 – ODA and public expenditure UN conservation
u
Things we are already working on
7.1.1 - % of population with electricity access
16.1.3 - Percentage of population subjected to physical,
Fiscal space through the Budget Journey
psychological or sexual violence within the last 12
months for 2017
u Political space: Government programme
u
8.b.1 - Total government spending in social protection 16.3.2 – Unsentenced Detainees as % of overall prison
u Agreed
to review
the SDPof the
population.
and employment
programmes
as percentage
national budges and GDP and collective bargaining
u In the initial phase of drawing up a concept paper
rates .
9.a.1 - Amount of investments in infrastructure as a
percentage of GDP.
16.7.1 – Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and
representative decision-making at all levels .
17.1.1 – Total Tax Revenue/ GDP
5. Reviewing the SDP
(localization of SDGs)
u
We are finishing the concept paper
u
Setting up sectoral working groups
u
Validate in the Council of Ministers
u
Mobilise assistance from DPs
6. Public Campaign
u
The Timor-Leste Development Partners Meeting will be
used to launch the SDGs
u
Launch of national dialogue
u
Local governments and xefe sukus
u
CSOs and grassroots organizations
u
DPs
7. Potential areas for Development
Cooperation
u
Consultation on SDG prioritization
u
Engage in the acceleration process of the SDGs
u
Developing the SDG database:
u
Government priorities have been decided
u
SDP has been reviewed
THANK YOU.