Country Programme Action Plan (CPAP) - a legal agreement between the host government and UNDP to implement the Country Programme. It has detailed information on implementation and management of programme/projects. The CPAP is explicitly linked to the strategic results which the UN is striving to achieve in the country, as reflected in the UNDAF for the period of 2012-2016.

The Government of Mongolia and the United Nations Development Programme have developed the UNDP Country Programme Action Plan (CPAP) for 2012-2016 on the basis of long standing cooperation between the Government and UNDP in effectively supporting Mongolia's development.

The CPAP is derived directly from the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) and the UNDP Executive Board approved Country Programme Document (CPD). The UNDAF, CPD and CPAP have all been developed in a participatory manner and are based on analysis and evaluations of the development situation as well as past experiences.

While the UNDAF outlines the strategic direction and results expected from cooperation between the Government of Mongolia and the UN, and the CPD highlights the UNDP specific contributions in this regard, the CPAP focuses on the arrangements in which the UNDP programme will be implemented and specifies the expected results in more detail. Following the CPAP, project documents and annual work plans will be developed with implementing partners. The Government of Mongolia and UNDP are looking forward to a continued partnership and cooperation in supporting Mongolia’s development for the coming 5 years and beyond.