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Welcome to the Fragile States Principles Monitoring Survey Website
This website (www.oecd.org/fsprinciples) is dedicated to provide all relevant tools, materials and support for the National Coordinators and International Focal Points who are implementing the 2009 Survey on Monitoring the Fragile States Principles.
Please download the 2009 Survey material here:
What's New
Sierra Leone Consultation
9-Oct-2009
The sixth and last consultation on the Principles is scheduled to take place in Freetown on 19 October. Fact Sheet. Agenda.
Afghanistan draft Country Chapter available
8-Oct-2009
The draft Country Chapter from the consultation in Afghanistan (17-18 June 2009) is now available.
Tracking Country Chapters
1-Aug-2009
First drafts of most Country Chapters are available. Keep track of the progress in developing the country chapters by accessing this page: Tracking Country Chapters. Please contact the National coordinator in regards to the Country Chapter validation.
Central African Republic consultation held
23-Jul-2009
Over 90 participants representing government and civil society (including 30 from the provinces) and international partners, have gathered on 21-22 July 2009 to discuss the impact of international engagement in CAR. Themes addressed included increasing the investment in peacebuilding and statebuilding; the need for complementary approaches in the more stable and less stable areas; and security and development as mutually reinforcing. The consultation was organized by the government of CAR with support from France, the ADB, the UNDP and the OECD. The Country Chapter will be available by the end of October 2009.
Preliminary findings from first three consultations
04-Jul-2009
The first three consultations on the Principles (Timor-Leste, Haiti, DRC) indicate that interpretations of statebuilding vary, but that in all cases, while free and fair elections were seen as a source of legitimacy, the performance of the state in delivering key services and the state’s “moral authority” are the key to legitimacy over time. On security, maintaining a credible rapid response was a consistent theme: A premature shift away from security concerns was raised as a danger in all cases. Summary of preliminary findings.
Afghanistan consultation held
19-June-2009
Following a series of 34 bilateral interviews over May-June, the consultation gathered 50 participants, including 8 bilateral donors, the UN, NATO and international NGOs. Discussions were particularly rich on the implementation of Principles 1, 2, 3 and 5 given the important security constraints. Priority actions were identified at two levels: strategic and operational. The consultation, on 17-18 June 2009, was organized by the Government of Afghanistan with support from UNAMA, the UK and the OECD. Draft Country Chapter.
Democratic Republic of Congo consultation held
05-June-2009
The consultation, held on 3-4 June 2009, focused on peacebuilding and statebuilding priorities, implementation of the Paris Declaration, and impact evaluation. Draft Country Chapter.
Haiti consultation held
22-May-2009
The consultation, launched by Prime Minister Michelle Pierre-Louis, was attended by ninety participants. These included, on the Haitian side, planning, foreign affairs, interior, justice the private sector and youth groups; and on the international side the integrated UN mission, bilateral donors and the G10 Secretariat. The discussions led to a shared diagnosis on day 1 and a set of priority actions on day 2, and will feed implementation of the National Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy Paper (DSNCRP).The consultation, on 20-21 May 2009, was organised by the Government of Haiti with support from Canada and the OECD. Draft Country Chapter.
Methodology for Principles Survey agreed
18-Apr-09
A minimum common methodology for the six countries monitoring implementation of the Principles was agreed by the six countries and members of the OECD Network on Conflict and Fragility (INCAF). It will be used for the six consultative meetings in 2009 and will be revised at the end of 2009 to to incorporate lessons learned for the 2011 Survey.
First in series, Timor-Leste consultation held
04-Mar-2009
The consultation, first in a series of six globally, was launched by President José Ramos-Horta and Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão. In a spirit of mutual accountability, the discussion reviewed both international and national behaviour and identified common priorities. At the end of the meeting, the Prime Minister pledged to use the conclusions in defining the 2009 National Priorities and the medium-term development framework to be presented to Parliament. The consultation, on 2-3 March 2009, was organised by the Government of Timor-Leste with support from the World Bank, Australia and the OECD. Press release. Draft Country Chapter.
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