Historical archive

IPF meeting on donor co-ordination for Sudan, Oslo, September 27-28

Historical archive

Published under: Bondevik's 2nd Government

Publisher: Ministry of Foreign Affairs

IPF meeting on donor co-ordination for Sudan, Oslo, September 27-28

Day 1 (27 September)

1100

Registration. Coffee, tea, sandwiches

1200

Official opening by Ms Hilde F. Johnson, Minister of International Development

The humanitarian crisis in Darfur. International response in terms of assistance and protection

1210

Opening statement by Mr Vidar Helgesen, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs

1220

Ambassador Bruno Cabras and Ambassador Tom E. Vraalsen, co-chairs for Day 1:

I. HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE.

Introductory briefing by the UN on:

A. The humanitarian situation. Humanitarian response and requirements. UN 90-day plan, status report.

B. Presentation of the remaining humanitarian requirements in connection with the Darfur crisis until 31 December 2004.

C. Co-ordination of humanitarian assistance.

1315

  • Statement by GOS
  • Statement by SLM/JEM
  • Statement by ICRC
  • Statement by ICVA
  • Discussion

1445

Coffee break

1530

II. HUMANITARIAN PROTECTION AND SECURITY

Introductory briefing by the AU on:

A. Status of the AU Monitoring Mission in Sudan (AMIS) and future development requirements.

B. Co-ordination at different levels (Addis Abeba, Khartoum, field-level) and between different actors.

1630-1830

  • Statement by GOS
  • Statement by SLM/JEM
  • Statement by UN SRSG
  • Statement by US and EU
  • Discussion

2000

Working dinner.

Keynote address by the host: Ms. Hilde F. Johnson

Day 2 (28 September)

Preparations for the reconstruction of Sudan after a comprehensive peace agreement has been signed.

0830

I. LESSONS LEARNED

“Lessons learned from assistance to other post-conflict areas applied to Sudan”, Director Gunnar Sørbø, Christian Michelsen’s Institute.

  • Discussion

0930

9040

II. PREPARATIONS FOR PEACE

A. Status of the peace process. Presentation by the IGAD Secretariat.

B. The Joint Assessment Mission (JAM) for Sudan.

Presentation by the UN and World Bank.

1020

C. Urgent assistance needs for the period up to the first Donor Conference. Presentation by the Government of Sudan and the SPLM

  • Discussion

1130

Coffee break

1200

III. DONOR CO-ORDINATION

A. Options and solutions for bilateral and multilateral donor co-ordination (session led by the UK)

  • lead agencies
  • joint programmes
  • co-ordination of donor offices
  • Statement by the UN and the World Bank
  • Discussion

1330

Lunch

1415

B. Funding mechanisms for Sudan

(session led by the World Bank and the UN)

  • multi-donor trust funds
  • UN plans for 2005 (CAP/Work Plan)
  • Special funding arrangements (CBTF, etc.)
  • Discussion

1530

Chairmen’s summary/The Way Forward

1600

End of meeting

Updated 24.09.2004 1430