SADC Resource Mobilisation Strategy Principle 3- Build on national, regional and international synergies The SADC Secretariat manages the resource mobilisation strategy in line with Summit and Council of Ministers’ decisions and international engagements in supporting the Common Agenda. As committed in the Windhoek Declaration (2006) the principles of ownership, alignment, harmonization, managing for results and mutual accountability are the building blocks of the regional cooperation, integration and coordination of international partners at both regional and national levels. Principle 4- Strengthen capacity Capacity building at both the Regional and Member States levels is a continuous objective to be supported in order to strengthen the skills needed to generate and monitor the funding. All assistance in projects and programmes shall contain clear capacity building components that build and strengthen the institutional and human resource capacities of the SADC Secretariat and Member States. Principle 5- Result-based programming and implementation: As the international cooperation architecture becomes more complex with the increase of competition for resources and in order to remain relevant in this competitive financial framework, the SADC Secretariat has to deliver a high quality services within the regional agenda in a timely, efficient and accountable manner through effective monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. Based on this set of guiding principles, the SADC Resource Mobilisation Strategy is built on the following four pillars. 10