FAQ - General
Yes.
Private enterprises participating in TICAD 7 and their branches in multiple African countries can register regardless of their actual presence in TICAD 7.
In terms of private projects, all the projects contribute to B) Actions including CSR activities, and country-specific programs can also be included.
No.
For the purposes of manageability, these should not refer to individual projects or country-specific programs, but rather to aggregate actions. (*1) The names of measures / initiatives or brief summary of them will be described comprehensively.
(*1) At the time of reporting progress, column F) Result / State of Progress can include references and examples from individual countries.
No.
The measures / initiatives should be limited to those to be carried out under the responsibility of each actor and with solid financial resources. In principle, measures / initiatives for which financial resources are yet to be considered cannot be included. (*2)
(*2) Actors should list measures/initiatives with partial or seed funding and the likelihood of mobilizing additional resources necessary for timely implementation. Actors should avoid listing proposed interventions for resource mobilization purposes.
As for measures / initiatives that are to be implemented by more than one partner, all the partners involved need to agree before any changes and updates are made.
No.
Updating exercise is conducted only in English.
No.
The registration can only be done through one email address per organization. Upon completion of registration, the change can no longer be made.
The system will not accept following entries with the emails of personal account (such as gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail etc.) and the second entry from the same organization. The second entry will be identified by the system through email registration after @ such as @undp.org. So please check if your email account is official, not personal, and not the second entry of your organization.
Registered users can save and edit their own inputs/information by pillars and focus areas only before the submission. Edition cannot be made after the submission.
You can see your own inputs/information submitted on the page of Reports. Only approved information will be appeared on the page in public.
FAQ - Reporting
The framework of the Yokohama Plan of Action 2019 is made up of:
A) Focus Area(s),
B) Actions,
C) Actors,
D) Measures / Initiatives,
E) Expected Outcomes, with results-oriented language in the newly added column
F) Result/State of Progress.
All the TICAD partners are expected to update their D) Initiatives / Measures, E) Expected Outcomes as well as corresponding F) Result/State of Progress, after selecting A) Focus Area(s) and B) Actions from the drop-down list.
Each of the listed actions requires a wide range of other measures and initiatives to be successfully undertaken. Actors can indicate the sort of broad measures and initiatives they intend to implement in multiple countries, depending on their area of expertise. The names of measures / initiatives or brief summary of them will be described comprehensively. There is a limit of 30 words per entry.
Measures / Initiatives introduced by each actor is expected to facilitate building partnerships among all TICAD partners and to support AU flagship initiatives through the TICAD Platform.
Just as all TICAD partners are responsible for implementing actions within their areas of expertise and drawing on their comparative advantage, so too are they responsible for reporting on and monitoring progress. Each of the partner will be asked to indicate in broad terms what they have done to contribute to progress through a monitoring system. There is a limit of 50 words per entry.
All TICAD partners are requested to provide short (about 100 words) summary updates highlighting key achievements over the preceding period. The reports can include quantitative data (e.g. amount of funds, people reached) as well as other examples of progress (e.g. pictorial and video links). Hyperlinks to downloadable copies of more detailed reports will also be encouraged. References and examples of individual countries can be also included.
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