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Background and Context  \nPEI – FROM THE PILOT TO THE SCALE-UP  \nThe UNDP-UNEP Poverty-Environment Initiative (PEI) has its roots in the growing appreciation of how environmental sustainability can contribute to pro-poor growth and poverty reduction that emerged in the late 1990s and was endorsed at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002 in Johannesburg.  \nUNDP launched the first PEI activities during the late 1990s. This was a policy initiative focused on desk studies and policy recommendations. Meanwhile, UNEP launched its own poverty-environment project, which concentrated on the significance of ecosystem services for poor people.  \nIncreasingly substantive collaboration between UNDP and UNEP commenced in early 2005 and the initial joint UNDP-UNEP PEI was formally launched at a side event – Environment for the MDGs – atthe 2005 World Summit, with strong donor support. The two institutions effectively combined their efforts and their funds in support of a set of 7 country programmes in Africa. This is referred to as the PEI Pilot Phase. (The one PEI country programme in Asia remained a UNDP supported programme)  \nIn late 2006, UNDP and UNEP undertook a vigorous effort to learn from the experience gained in this Pilot Phase. With the backing of key donors, UNDP and UNEP jointly prepared a formal proposal to seek financial support for a UNDP-UNEP PEI Scale-up.  \nThe favourable reaction by donors to this proposal led to UNDP and UNEP launching the joint UNDPUNEP PEI Scale-up in February 2007. The joint programme document for “Scaling-up the UNDP-UNEP Poverty-Environment Initiative” (commonly referred to as the PEI Scale-up joint PRODOC - see Annex I) set an initial target of expanding the programme to work in about 25-30 countries (from 8 in the pilot phase) with a budget of $33 million over five years. Its implementation effectively started in 2008.  \nTHE POVERTY-ENVIRONMENT INITIATIVE IN BRIEF  \nThe PEI is a global UN programme that supports country-led efforts to mainstream povertyenvironment linkages into national development planning, from policymaking to budgeting, implementation and monitoring. It provides financial and technical assistance to governments to setup analytical, institutional and capacity strengthening programmes with the aim of influencing policy and budgets and bringing about enduring institutional change by increasing the understanding of country poverty-environment linkages. In order to achieve this, PEI works in collaboration with other relevant actors at the country level such as leading practitioner and knowledge organizations, civil society organizations, and the private sector. It is a significant example of commitment to UN Reform, including One UN.  \nThe UNDP-UNEP PEI:  \n􀁸 Was formally launched in 2005 and was followed by a scale-up phase from December 2007 –  \n30 June 2013.  \n􀁸 Currently works in Africa, Asia-Pacific (PEI A-P), Europe and the CIS (PEI ECIS) and Latin America and the Caribbean (PEI LAC) . Under the Scale-up, the PEI has implemented activities in 24 PEI countries, out of which 18 are full country programmes under implementation, and  \n6 where PEI provides targeted technical support1;  \n􀁸 Operates through a joint UNDP-UNEP Management Board (JMB), a global PovertyEnvironment Facility (PEF), four regional teams (RTs) under guidance of Regional Steering Committees, and the UN country teams (UNDP COs);  \n􀁸 Receives guidance from the Donor Steering Group from participating partners/donors. Funding has been provided by the Governments of Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the European Commission, Ireland, Norway, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, as well as core funding from UNDP a","cbCairED0v0xCqhG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairED0v0xCqhG","pdf",1167399,37,"English","# Background and Context\n## PEI – From the Pilot to the Scale-up\n# The Poverty-Environment Initiative in Brief\n# The PEI Programmatic Approach","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the UNDP-UNEP PEI scale-up phase?\",\"answer\":\"The scale-up phase expands PEI efforts to help countries mainstream poverty-environment linkages into national development planning, from policy and budgeting through implementation and monitoring.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the programme evolve from the pilot phase to scale-up?\",\"answer\":\"UNDP and UNEP initially developed separate activities, then launched a joint pilot phase with a set of country programmes. 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