Education: PhD in Agriculture, Chinese Culture University Business Administration Study for Senior Executives, Northwestern University, USA Current Position: Deputy Secretary-General, International Cooperation and Development Fund (2008.2~) Expertise: International agricultural and fisheries cooperation International cooperation and development International human resource development The third sector - International NGOs and NPOs Awards: Agricultural Industry Award by Agricultural Association of Taiwan (2011) Distinguished Research Award by Executive Yuan (1996) Distinguished Research Award by Executive Yuan (1995)

1. Partnerships for
Sustainable Development -
Practices of the TaiwanICDF
Dr. Pai-Po Lee
Deputy Secretary General, TaiwanICDF
May 12, 2019

2. Outline
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• Introduction
• Strategy Toward Agenda 2030
• Cooperation Partners
• Practices of Global Partnerships
• Practices of National Partnerships
• Conclusion

3. Introduction
Integrating
Public and
Private Sector
Resources
Responding
to Partners’
Needs
Strengthening
Cooperative
Partnerships
Drawing
on Taiwan’s
Comparative
Advantages
Human
Capital
Development
Financial
Services
Technology
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4. Agriculture Environment PublicHealth
& Medicine
Education ICT
Introduction
Operational Priorities
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5. Asia & Pacific
Africa
Caribbean
Europe & Western Asia
• 87 ongoing projects in 38 countries
• 23 technical missions with 232 professionals in the field
Latin America
Introduction
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6. Target Organizational Performance Indicators
2.2 Ensure food security
Number of people with increased daily intake
of fruit and vegetable
3.c Strengthen health care
system
Number of medical personnel provided with
advanced training
4.b Build human capital
Number of scholarship provided to partner
countries to study in Taiwan
12.a Promote environmental
sustainability
Number of projects related to sustainable
production and consumption and
environmentally friendly technology
13.1 Enhance resilience of
communities affected by
disasters
Number of people with enhanced resilience
through humanitarian projects
Strategy Toward Agenda 2030
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7. Cooperation Partners
Bilateral
Partner
Countries
International
Organizations &
NGOs
Multilateral
Organizations
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8. Exploring New Partners and Models
Aid from DAC governments totalling 147 billion US
dollars accounted for only 3.6% of the total needs
Global
Development Needs
US$ 3.3-4.5 Trillion
Partner
Countries
International
NGOs
Regional
Development
Banks
Academic
and Research
Institutions
Private
Sector
Health
Providers
Cooperation Partners
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9. Fertility Map Research on Adaptation
Cultivation
Advice
Better Efficiency
Data Collection
Basis for the Alert System
Risk Alert
Micro Climate Threshold
Analysis
Practices of Global Partnerships
Partnering with Research Institutions -
Research Program on Resilience for Adaption to Climate Change on
Rice in Nicaragua
G1
APP
G2
APP
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10. Partnering with Research Institutions-
Agricultural Production, Marketing Extension, and Capacity
Building Project in Guatemala
Prediction
National
Climate
Information
Predictive
Models
Agricultural
Data
Practices of Global Partnerships
•Introduce Traceable Agricultural Products System
•Strengthening farmers’ organization through joint
marketing
•Establish platform of market information on agriculture
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11. Bachelor Master Ph.D.
21 Universities in Taiwan/35 Study Programs
11 21 3
Agriculture
and
Fisheries
Business
and
Management
Engineering
and
Science
Public Health
and
Medicine
Human
Resources
Provide full scholarships and
multiple English courses to cultivate excellent talents
Practices of National Partnerships
2,083
500
Total
Current
students
Partnering with Academic Institutions -
International Higher Education Scholarship Program
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12. • The project includes capacity building
among health workers, promotion of
health knowledge, establishment of
tracking and management system, and
provision of epidemiological reports.
• Far Eastern Memorial Hospital sent
nephrologists, nurses and epidemiologists
to carry out community surveillance with
the TaiwanICDF and Ministry of Health
of Belize, and provided specialized
training for Belize medical personnel.
Partnering with Health Providers -
Capacity Building Project for the Prevention and Control of Chronic
Renal Failure in Belize
Practices of National Partnerships
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13. Partnering with Health Providers -
Capacity Building Project for the Prevention and Control of Chronic
Renal Failure in Belize
Practices of National Partnerships
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14. Partnering with Private Sector -
Belize Motor Vehicle Registration and License System Project
The project will establish an ‘integrated and centralized transport system’ for the entire
country by reforming and digitalizing the transport processes and services. The first
phase, which has been completed, enables Department of Transport branches
countrywide to share information in real time.
In order to expand the outcome of the
project, Hyweb Techonolgy Co. has
donated equipment valued at US$ 63,680
for the production of driver license cards.
Over 5,000 cards have been issued in 2018.
Practices of National Partnerships
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15. Call for Sponsors and Donors for Aid Projects
Since 2018 -Fund Raised
NT$ 3,854,013
Focus but not
limited to
Humanitarian
Aid
Public Health
& Medicine
Environment
Education
Nutrition
Economic
Growth
Practices of National Partnerships
TaiwanICDF adopted transformative approaches to effectively utilize
limited resources and echo global partnerships. Twelve companies and
organizations have cooperated with us during the first year.
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16. Conclusion
With the aim of achieving the SDGs, countries are actively putting innovative
thinking into practice, to transform into sustainable and resilient societies and,
together, respond to the rapid global environmental, economic and social
changes.
The TaiwanICDF continues to track international trends and the needs of partner
countries and reviews its performance indicators and linked them to the SDGs.
To integrate public and private sector resources and strengthen cooperative
partnerships, the TaiwanICDF adopts transformative approaches to effectively
utilize limited resources and echo global partnerships.
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17. Thanks!