Proposed three-year plan and budget of the Multilateral Fund (1994-1996)
150. The Executive Committee, therefore, instructed the implementing agencies to provide input on their capacity to deliver projects on a sector and sub-sector basis taking into account:
- the increasing capacities of their clients based on experience and as indicated by country programmes and national or strategic studies as available;
- the capacity and performance of implementing agencies to absorb an increasing amount of projects over the budget period;
- the anticipated projects possible during the budget period given technological considerations; and
- the existing policies of the Executive Committee.
151. If possible, the product should illustrate the relative magnitude of sub-sector activity annually over the budget period.
152. The Executive Committee also instructed the implementing agencies to co-ordinate their plans to avoid overlaps. The Secretariat was instructed to chair a co-ordination meeting no later than 31 March 1993 to incorporate the input of the implementing agencies into a report for distribution to all Executive Committee members no later than 7 April 1993.
153. Executive Committee members should be given 10 working days to provide comments on the next working draft. If the Secretariat, in consultation with the Chair and Vice-Chairman, determined that a consensus was not reached by an evaluation of the comments, a sub-committee meeting would be held during the week of 3 to 7 May 1993.