Samoa's Development Co-operation Policies, Systems, Reports & Mechanisms | Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation

Development co-operation policy:

Development Cooperation Policy

Overall aim: to improve aid effectiveness to maximize benefits for the people of Samoa through strengthened systems and procedures
Key objectives
- Ensure effective leadership of Samoa, developing coherent sector strategies, strengthen sectoral institutions, and ensure clarity in the relations between sectoral plans, the responsible implementing agencies, and the role of central ministries
- To strengthen the financial management, accountability mechanisms, and performance measurement systems

Aid Information Management System (AIMS):

N.A.

Development co-operation reports:

N.A.

Development cooperation mechanisms:

Mechanism	Level and Actors	Objectives and Related Policies
Cabinet Development Committee (CDC)	National level Governments (chaired by Prime Minister) Development partners, the private sector, NGOs 72 memberships	The CDC appraises all new proposals, approves policy frameworks and monitors progress of implementation.
Aid Coordination Committee (ACC)	National level Governments (chaired by Prime Minister) 7 memberships	The key role of the ACC is the coordination of all development cooperation, in particular the allocation of resources should external funding be required.

Mechanism

Level and Actors

Objectives and Related Policies

Cabinet Development Committee (CDC)

National level

Governments (chaired by Prime Minister)
Development partners, the private sector, NGOs
72 memberships

The CDC appraises all new proposals, approves policy frameworks and monitors progress of implementation.

Aid Coordination Committee (ACC)

National level

Governments (chaired by Prime Minister)
7 memberships

The key role of the ACC is the coordination of all development cooperation, in particular the allocation of resources should external funding be required.