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13. PROPOSED BUDGET FOR <strong>LDP</strong><br />

The Japanese-funded <strong>LDP</strong> will be implemented under the umbrella of Transition<br />

Recovery <strong>Programme</strong> (TRP) and its operation mechanism, which allows donors<br />

contribution to be spent for the project beneficiaries and the communities as much as<br />

possible. In order to maintain optimum and even levels of performance, the TRP will be<br />

built on a core delivery structure (including human resource costs and recurrent office<br />

expenditure for the Colombo based PMU and seven Field Offices), with inbuilt flexibility<br />

for expansion where and when needed. The operational expenditure for this core<br />

delivery structure will be covered through a pooled funding mechanism supported in<br />

large part by <strong>UNDP</strong> resources in addition to a percentage contribution from donor<br />

partners to the programme.<br />

A breakdown of the proposed budget for the donor contribution is given below.<br />

Proposed budget* for 36 months (2008-2010)<br />

Activity 2008<br />

(USD $)<br />

Scenario District/s Nature of<br />

Intervention<br />

Early recovery/<br />

1 Jaffna intermittent mid-term<br />

recovery<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Kilinochchi &<br />

Mullaitivu<br />

Mannar &<br />

Vavuniya<br />

Batticaloa<br />

Early recovery<br />

Mid-term recovery/<br />

development<br />

Early recovery &<br />

mid-term recovery/<br />

development<br />

Trincomalee Mid-term recovery/<br />

& Ampara development<br />

1. <strong>Livelihood</strong> recovery and<br />

development (traditional and<br />

alternative livelihood), including skills<br />

development and community<br />

capacity-building training, and social<br />

cohesion activities such as gender<br />

442,750<br />

2009<br />

(USD $)<br />

442,750<br />

2010<br />

(USD $)<br />

Risk Analysis<br />

443,750<br />

Total<br />

(USD $)<br />

Focus on early recovery, as well as intermittent mid-term<br />

recovery based on security situation and availability of<br />

construction materials<br />

Focus on early recovery through alternative livelihood<br />

development and social cohesion initiatives due to the<br />

security situation and scarcity of construction materials<br />

Mid-term recovery and development interventions in<br />

selected areas that are not affected by the security<br />

situation<br />

Early recovery in small proportion of the district emerging<br />

out of the conflict, and mid-term recovery/ development<br />

initiatives in the rest of the district<br />

Mid-term recovery and development initiatives in the entire<br />

district owing to stable security situation<br />

1,329,250<br />

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