Building DFAT Increased investment Analysis of business and investment better constraints Private sector Increased employment business and mapping, investment Governance reform to simplify business Reduced business costs investment profiling/data creation Reduced investment risk environments. analytics Business - Government dialogue Increased competitive Project finance Governance frameworks for inclusive pressures Procurement business models Reduced informal Information Improving competition policy economy facilitation Improving regulatory frameworks for product Advocate for policy quality and standards change Reform and enforcement of contract law Stakeholder Building the capacity of public and private convening stakeholders to manage reforms to support Partner Governments economic development Implement business Tertiary and vocational training programs friendly policies and accreditation to address skills shortages Provide staff and Collection and publication of statistical funds information Participate in dialog Gender-specific programs to create and policy change equitable opportunities for women Private Sector Sub-national business reform programs Participate in policy Finance and investment guarantee programs dialogue Land reform and property rights programs Infrastructure for market access Supporting DFAT Increased quality of Sector-specific enabling environment growth in goods or services programs (see above) Project finance specific Greater access to Market systems approaches/Making Procurement markets international markets and Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) Stakeholder expertise Capacity building/technical assistance for convening Improved environmental industrial policy Partner Governments sustainability Capacity building/technical assistance for Implement business Improved livelihoods for investment promotion agencies friendly policies producers Private Sector Value chain/production linkages programs Supply chains function Project finance Sector-specific business development better services Procurement Catalyse private sector engagement and investment Maximising DFAT Increased investment by Co-funding commercially viable the partner businesses in pro development activities with business Partnership broker development poor activities Enterprise challenge funds Information provider impact of Increased access to Project preparation facilities Co-Financier businesses. markets for partner Private Sector Government participation in a transaction businesses e.g. provision of a guarantee Financier of projects Greater inclusion of the Business matchmaking facilities Provider of skills and poor in the value chain expertise Business advisory services (as suppliers/customers/ Technical assistance employees) Business mentoring or volunteer programs Increased delivery of goods and services Improved employment standards Annex E – Private Sector Development Indicators The Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) is developing a set of indicative reporting definitions for private sector development. These indicators, outlined below, are intended to promote consistent reporting by DCED’s bilateral donor and multilateral agency members.
Building better business and investment environments. Increased investment Increased employment Reduced business costs Reduced investment risk Increased competitive pressures Reduced informal economy Analysis of business and investment constraints Governance reform to simplify business creation Business - Government dialogue Governance frameworks for inclusive business models Improving competition policy Improving regulatory frameworks for product quality and standards Reform and enforcement of contract law Building the capacity of public and private stakeholders to manage reforms to support economic development Tertiary and vocational training programs and accreditation to address skills shortages Collection and publication of statistical information Gender-specific programs to create equitable opportunities for women Sub-national business reform programs Finance and investment guarantee programs Land reform and property rights programs Infrastructure for market access DFAT Private sector mapping, investment profiling/data analytics Project finance Procurement Information facilitation Advocate for policy change Stakeholder convening Partner Governments Implement business friendly policies Provide staff and funds Participate in dialog and policy change Private Sector Participate in policy dialogue Supporting growth in specific markets Increased quality of goods or services Greater access to international markets and expertise Improved environmental sustainability Improved livelihoods for producers Supply chains function better Sector-specific enabling environment programs (see above) Market systems approaches/Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) Capacity building/technical assistance for industrial policy Capacity building/technical assistance for investment promotion agencies Value chain/production linkages programs Sector-specific business development services Catalyse private sector engagement and investment DFAT Project finance Procurement Stakeholder convening Partner Governments Implement business friendly policies Private Sector Project finance Procurement Maximising the development impact of businesses. Increased investment by partner businesses in pro poor activities Increased access to markets for partner businesses Greater inclusion of the poor in the value chain (as suppliers/customers/ employees) Increased delivery of goods and services Improved employment standards Co-funding commercially viable development activities with business Enterprise challenge funds Project preparation facilities Government participation in a transaction e.g. provision of a guarantee Business matchmaking facilities Business advisory services Technical assistance Business mentoring or volunteer programs DFAT Partnership broker Information provider Co-Financier Private Sector Financier of projects Provider of skills and expertise Annex E – Private Sector Development Indicators The Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) is developing a set of indicative reporting definitions for private sector development. These indicators, outlined below, are intended to promote consistent reporting by DCED’s bilateral donor and multilateral agency members.
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