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While some ILO government donors have cut their ODA in line with national fiscal austerity measures, others are standing by their earlier commitments. Aid budgets are in general under greater scrutiny, and value for money is a key driver of funding decisions. For the 2010-11 biennium, the ILO is on track to reach its resource mobilization targets. Expenditure and new approvals will be in the range of the US$ 425 million set out in the ILO’s Programme and Budget for 2010-11.
The ILO directs extra-budgetary and RBSA resources to the 19 Decent Work Outcomes and the corresponding country-level results captured in Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCPs). Donors are encouraged to reduce earmarked funding towards more flexible, un-earmarked, predictable and inclusive multi-annual partnership agreements. In return the ILO has strengthened its capacity to manage for development results, including through enhanced quality control, monitoring and evaluation,
which inform programming and enhance country and constituent ownership through the DWCPs.
Results and background
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