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Building on its network of over 130 Country Offices, UNDP has been able to design individual PPPUE programmes in three programme countries, Namibia, Uganda and Nepal with the broad participation of all relevant stakeholders. The UNDP Country Office and the Host Country Government, together with representatives from local governments, businesses, non-governmental organisations, communities, research institutions and donor agencies, defined the focus of each programme according to the countries' specific needs for policy advice and capacity building.
These three National Programmes promote new public-private investment opportunities in developing countries by helping to improve the local regulatory and legal frameworks, and by building the capacities of local institutions for public-private participation,. This type of intervention requires that the programmes engage at different levels involving a spectrum of partners with diverging interests and opinions. Local ownership and the ability to create win-win situations are the key for success for each National Programme.
These National Programmes have not been planned as stand alone initiatives but rather seek to introduce the PPP idea into ongoing environmental and local governance programmes in the country. This combination allows other UNDP programmes to access and integrate PPP expertise, while PPPUE can build on established relationships and concentrate on PPP issues themselves. In addition, UNDP offices facilitate an effective co-ordination with other bilateral and multilateral donors to ensure harmonization with donor programmes and the pooling of resources through joint programming and cost-sharing.
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