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The tool offers a reporting system with impact assessment and criteria for finance and investment activities that can make a substantial contribution to the SDGs.
Under TIWB, tax experts work directly on confidential, real time-audits, with the intention of building capacity through a “learning-by-doing” approach.
The quality and quantity of various fiscal transfer instruments, the clarity of their design, the way they are allocated across provinces and districts, and the way they incentivize subnational governments all matter greatly for achieving the SDGs. This policy
brief summarizes experiences in Asia and key recommendations, based on a study commissioned by UNDP.
Grant or Loan implementation support
IFI Tool kit (UNDP staff only)
UNDP supports Governments throughout the project cycle – designing bankable projects, implementing projects, and providing monitoring and evaluation oversight as a third party or fiduciary agent).
UNDP also helps Governments and IFIs fill gaps in loan implementation:
If loan implementation is delayed, UNDP may be called in by the government to support the activities under the loan agreement. If there is a prospective loan under discussion, UNDP may be brought in to provide technical policy assistance or capacity development services (in the areas of recruitment, procurement, and financial management). Once the capacity is built, these functions are carried out by national or regional institutions.
UNDP has experience in designing and
implementing initiatives that de-risk and crowd-in financing for investments on climate action.
Working in partnership with financing instruments such as the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and
the Green Climate Fund (GCF), UNDP has a track record of catalyzing private sector investments in a range of sectors. In particular, UNDP helps Governments to design and implement technical, financial, policy and capacity-related projects designed to reduce risks, remove barriers and
create an attractive enabling environment for
investments. Country support in transition towards more sustainable energy systems (includes large-scale grid-based electricity projects using wind, solar, biomass and geothermal energy).
This tool provides a basis for collecting data on SSC and explaining key concepts and parameters to be considered when preparing national and regional SSC reports.
The guidelines provide a suggested list of steps and key considerations to have in mind when setting up a national SSC strategy, which would lead the broader set up of the national ecosystem to facilitate SSC/TrC.
The SSMART, included as indicator in the Strategic Plan, is the market place of developing solutions.