Country Investment Plans

 

The PDF format of ‘BANGLADESH THIRD COUNTRY INVESTMENT PLAN’ document can be downloaded here.
Feedback may be sent to the DG FPMU using one of the following addresses:
Mail: Food Planning and Monitoring Unit (FPMU)   
Ministry of Food,
16 Abdul Ghani Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
Fax: 880-2-716 2528
Email: dgfpmu@mofood.gov.bd
Web: www.fpmu.gov.bd


 CIP 3

 

The PDF format of ‘COUNTRY INVESTMENT PLAN 2’ document can be downloaded here. For Bangla file please click here.
Feedback may be sent to the DG FPMU using one of the following addresses:
Mail: Food Planning and Monitoring Unit (FPMU)   
Ministry of Food,
16 Abdul Ghani Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
Fax: 880-2-716 2528
Email: dgfpmu@mofood.gov.bd
Web: www.fpmu.gov.bd


 CIP 2-Bangla


 CIP 2-English
The final ‘UPDATED COUNTRY INVESTMENT PLAN FOR FOOD SECURITY’ document can be downloaded here.
Feedback may be sent to the DG FPMU using one of the following addresses:
Mail: Food Planning and Monitoring Unit (FPMU)   
Ministry of Food and Disaster Management,
16 Abdul Ghani Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
Fax: 880-2-716 2528
Email: dgfpmu@mofood.gov.bd
Web: www.fpmu.gov.bd


- CIP July 11 -

Monitoring Report 2012

 
BACKGROUND
 

In June 2010 the Government of Bangladesh released the Country Investment Plan to support the implementation of the National Food Policy and its Plan of Action. Specifically, its purpose is to:

  • plan and invest resources that address the three dimensions of food security in a coordinated way;
  • increase the convergence of Government investment and external funding in order to avoid gaps and redundancies;
  • mobilize additional funds, including from external sources such as the L’Aquila Food Security Initiative;
  • monitor, evaluate and – if necessary – remedy investments in agriculture, food security and nutrition.

The Country Investment Plan covers a five-year period, is anchored in the existing national framework and benefits from the Government’s strong political support.

Between December 2010 and March 2011, the Government of Bangladesh reviewed the CIP through a consultative process that involved government agencies, academics, civil society, private sector, NGOs, UN agencies and development partners in order to reflect their views in the Plan and prioritize interventions. The outcome of this consultation is an updated draft CIP that includes a result framework, refined costing and financing requirements.

This draft version was presented during a national forum in Dhaka on 20 March 2011 that was attended by Government officials, development partners and representatives from civil society and the private sector (see news on the event).

 


- CIP June 10 -

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