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C2629.MR22.K21 - COUNTRY STRATEGIC PLANS (CSP) EXPENDITURES AND IMPLEMENTATION PLANS (IP)

KPI NAME

Percentage of CSP expenditures versus implementation plan

NEW OR EXISTING KPI

Existing KPI

INDICATOR CODE

C2629.MR22.K21

RESPONSIBLE DIVISION

POCQB

MR OUTPUT

2.2. Programme operations support

PURPOSE

The purpose of this KPI is to measure the degree of alignment between actual expenditures under the Country Strategic Plan (CSP) and the approved Implementation Plan (IP). It indicates how effectively Country Offices deliver planned activities in line with available resources and annual operational targets

At both Country Office and global levels, the KPI supports assessment of financial performance against the annual resourcing outlook by highlighting under‑implementation, funding gaps, or execution delays. It also functions as an early warning tool to inform course corrections—such as budget revisions or operational adjustments—and provides insights into the overall efficiency and effectiveness of resource utilization

CALCULATION FORMULA

Result KPI = [CSP Expenditure / Approved IP (excluding ISC)] X 100

CALCULATION STEPS

Reporting system has been automated

DATA SOURCE

Data is available from WFP Corporate System: WINGs

DATA COLLECTION METHOD

Data is collected by downloading from WFP internal system WINGS

AUTOMATION

Automated

BASELINE VALUE

80%

ASSUMPTIONS

  • Implementation Plan (IP) figures are accurate and up to date: the approved IP reflects realistic, validated expenditure plans for the reporting period

  • Actual expenditures are recorded consistently: Country Offices record expenditures in WFP’s financial systems in a timely and consistent manner, ensuring comparability between planned and actual figures

  • Sufficient resources are available throughout the period: it is assumed that Country Offices have adequate opening and carry‑over balances to support implementation as planned

  • Forecasted contributions materialize as expected: forecasted contributions are confirmed in a timely manner, allowing planned activities to proceed without major funding disruptions

  • Operational context remains broadly stable: no major shocks or unforeseen events are assumed to significantly affect implementation capacity, funding availability, or operational delivery during the reporting period

  • IP revision reflects genuine needs: any adjustments to the Implementation Plan are formally approved and based on updated operational or financial requirements, ensuring meaningful comparison between plans and expenditures

LIMITATIONS

  • Delays in contribution confirmations affect execution: if forecasted contributions are confirmed late, Country Offices may be unable to implement planned activities on schedule, affecting the comparability between planned and actual expenditures

  • Operational and logistical constraints may impede progress: factors such as supply chain disruptions, procurement delays, or limited operational capacity can prevent planned activities from progressing at the expected pace, lowering the expenditure ratio independently of financial management

  • Security and access challenges limit implementation: insecurity, access restrictions, or sudden context deterioration can hinder delivery of planned activities, impacting actual expenditure levels regardless of available resources

  • Expenditure performance does not fully capture operational quality: the KPI reflects spending progress but does not assess the qualitative or strategic relevance of expenditures, nor whether activities were implemented efficiently or effectively

REVIEW FREQUENCY

Annual

QCPR INDICATOR

False

UN COMMON/ COMPLEMENTARY INDICATOR

False

IS THE KPI A UN COMMON OR COMPLEMENTARY INDICATOR

N/A

CONTRIBUTING AGENCIES

N/A

POINT OF CONTACT

wfp.performanceplanning@wfp.org