الحوكمة والتنسيق

Successful policy design and implementation hinges on the capacity and political will of a wide range of institutions and actors.

Integrated national financing frameworks (INFFs) need to be demand driven, and have strong political backing and broad-based country ownership. This calls for governance and coordination mechanisms situated at a high level of government (e.g. the body that oversees the national sustainable development strategy) and engage all stakeholders in a consultative process.

Governance and coordination mechanisms guide the entire process of the INFF – from assessments and diagnostics to policy formulation, implementation, and monitoring and review. They provide a range of tools, including safeguards, screening tools, coherence checks, mainstreaming and incentives for inter-ministerial coordination. These can help facilitate the coherence of financing policies and support effective delivery.