The Development Financing Assessment (DFA) of Burkina Faso aims to establish an Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) to address sustainable development financing challenges.
The report maps trends in the financial landscape, considering resources, flows, and financing instruments from public, private, national, and international sources, while also assessing associated risks and political constraints. It examines existing public and private financing policies and explores avenues for mobilizing new sources of financing. The DFA evaluates financing evaluation and monitoring systems to better align financial flows with development priorities. It also analyzes governance and coordination systems to strengthen institutional structures and capacities for integrated management of financing policies and to foster closer public-private dialogue on financing development priorities.
The report proposes recommendations to enhance the efficiency of Burkina Faso's sustainable development financing system and align it with the SDGs. Additionally, the DFA aims to develop a comprehensive roadmap for formulating an integrated development financing strategy, including necessary changes to monitoring, evaluation, and governance systems to optimize resource allocation and support sustainable development outcomes.
