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The Joint Monitoring Matrix The key management tool to be used by Government and Development Partners during the implementation of the Compact is the Joint Monitoring Matrix (JMM). The JMM is an annex to the International Compact for Iraq and is what is known in development circles as a Transitional Results Matrix (TRM)... [more]
Detailed Action Plans The JMM is a more detailed version of a TRM that are typically seen around the world. This is appropriate as the current sector strategies are not developed sufficiently to facilitate higher level monitoring and evaluation... [more]
Outcome Monitoring: Performance Indicators Performance indicators should be developed at the appropriate juncture within the context of working groups and medium term reform programs... [more]
Financial Information Systems The Development Assistance Database (DAD) will serve as a record of the international community’s commitments under the Compact. The primary purpose of the DAD is to provide the tool necessary to assist the Government of Iraq with efficient and effective allocation of all available resources. The DAD will continue to develop in parallel with the Joint Monitoring Matrix. The decision on the scope and level of detail of government and donor projects that will be collected in DAD is pending... [more]
Budget and Accounting systems The legacy accounting system and the Iraqi Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) are the accounting systems that provide budget execution performance information to working groups... [more]
The Thematic Working Groups are at the heart of the Compact implementation process. It is envisaged that they will develop the strategies and plans to achieve the benchmarks set out in the ICI Joint Monitoring Matrix. They will be led by the Government of Iraq with systematized donor and international support. Consequently, the thematic working groups will more clearly delineate the coordination of international assistance and focus Government and joint Government-international plans to meet their goals, as set out in the Compact. The Thematic Working Groups, as their title indicates, address each of the substantive areas under the ICI: Governance, Economic Reform, Security, Energy and Social Services. Within these thematic sectors, sub-working groups will contribute on specific functional issues as determined by priority.
NB. Outlined below are generic terms of reference for each major forum type. These include government, donor-donor and government-donor working groups. In practice, the terms of reference will be tailored to the needs and composition of the working groups. Documents listed serve only as a general introduction to their general role, functions and prospective membership.
