Annex 2: Data Analysis TABLE 1: PRIMARY DATA ANALYSIS. Fully Achieved Partially Achieved Activities Not Achieved Sources of Information Challenges/Constraints Comments Monitoring Matrix of Promotion of UNDP has not provided Ministry of Economic has multiple tears From a relationship PRSAP achieved. Pillar 1 International trade. enough trained human Planning and which makes it very perspective UNDP needs achieved- tax is now Export Promotion, open capital. UNDP has Development Poverty difficult to cost from a to be engaged to assist – being collected at 80%. economy. The opening provided some facilities Reduction and sectorial level. M&E tools more on the SWAP but The review of National up of border posts to and equipment but there Monitoring Unit. Namely: exist at a national level this proposal has not yet documents has been facilitate trade. The is a need to upscale Colin Tshabalala, but this is not the case at been presented to the conducted. investor road map is in these interventions. Lungilile Dlala, Henry the sectorial level. UNDP. Interventions are place. An Investigation to Mndawe, Kifle Tekleab PRSAP is outdated it carried out at Policy level UNDP has provided find out the ease of doing Roll out of SWAP as pilot needs to be updated and and not grass roots level. business. aligned to the new Is it possible for UNDP to technical expertise in program has not been Implementation of CPAP national priorities. The intervene at grass roots 90% of the activities completed. undertaken by the seems to be on lack of homogenous level? schedule. knowledge about the MEPD. UNDP has also PRSAP creates a slow provided adequate financial assistance trickle of information. aligned with the of the country as well has CPAP framework has supported the challenges in the sector Governments national as stakeholders are priorities. many and there is clearly a lack of coordination UNDP has done well in amongst them. Another area experiencing maintaining a sound challenges is Finance. relationship with the various stakeholders Mobilisation of funds from donors is proving because of factors such difficult. as linkages between outcomes and the
Annex 2: Data Analysis TABLE 1: PRIMARY DATA ANALYSIS. Fully Achieved Partially Achieved Activities Not Achieved Sources of Information Challenges/Constraints Comments Monitoring Matrix of PRSAP achieved. Pillar 1 achieved- tax is now being collected at 80%. The review of National documents has been conducted. UNDP has provided technical expertise in 90% of the activities undertaken by the MEPD. UNDP has also provided adequate financial assistance aligned with the of the country as well has supported the Governments national priorities. UNDP has done well in maintaining a sound relationship with the various stakeholders because of factors such as linkages between outcomes and the Promotion of International trade. Export Promotion, open economy. The opening up of border posts to facilitate trade. The investor road map is in place. An Investigation to find out the ease of doing business. Implementation of CPAP seems to be on schedule. UNDP has not provided enough trained human capital. UNDP has provided some facilities and equipment but there is a need to upscale these interventions. Roll out of SWAP as pilot program has not been completed. Ministry of Economic Planning and Development – Poverty Reduction and Monitoring Unit. Namely: Colin Tshabalala, Lungilile Dlala, Henry Mndawe, Kifle Tekleab has multiple tears which makes it very difficult to cost from a sectorial level. M&E tools exist at a national level but this is not the case at the sectorial level. PRSAP is outdated it needs to be updated and aligned to the new national priorities. The lack of homogenous knowledge about the PRSAP creates a slow trickle of information. CPAP framework has challenges in the sector as stakeholders are many and there is clearly a lack of coordination amongst them. Another area experiencing challenges is Finance. Mobilisation of funds from donors is proving difficult. From a relationship perspective UNDP needs to be engaged to assist more on the SWAP but this proposal has not yet been presented to the UNDP. Interventions are carried out at Policy level and not grass roots level. Is it possible for UNDP to intervene at grass roots level?