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

Development co-operation policy:

According to the MTDS (2016-2020) a development cooperation policy is under development.

Aid Information Management System (AIMS):

IFMS | Intrategrated Financial Management System
Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) is an e-Governance initiative of the Antigua and Barbuda Government for effective, accountable and transparent Public Finance Management.

Development co-operation reports:

MDG report (2009)

Development cooperation mechanisms:

Mechanism	Level and actors	Objectives and related policies
National Sustainable Development Stakeholder Consultation	National Government Other relevant development stakeholders	Consultations may be convened periodically by the MoFCG to review progress with respect to the implementation of the MTDS and to provide recommendations for improving the achievement of development objectives.
Antigua and Barbuda National Development Fund	National Level	Established under Section 42(2) of the Finance Administration Act, 2006, the National Development Fund is a nonprofit fund set up for funding of government projects, public-private partnerships, and other charitable investments approved by the government.
Institutional framework for Monitoring and Evaluating (M&E)	National Level - Governments (Chaired by Statistics Division or MoF, public sector bodies and State-owned enterprises (SOEs)	Involve a set of four working committees to be chaired by the Statistics Division or the Ministry of Finance, with close collaboration between them. Participation in the M&E working committees will be by the same ministries, other public sector bodies and State-owned Enterprise (SOEs). These stakeholders will be represented by those individuals with responsibility for data collection and monitoring and evaluation.
The Prime Minister's Entrepreneurial Development Programme (EDP)	National Level - Governments - the private sector	The Prime Minister’s Entrepreneurial Development Programme (EDP) is for the creation of new business entities which generate revenues, employment and innovation, and is essential for the development of a vibrant micro and small business sector.