Aid Effectiveness

Increasing the effectiveness of aid means ensuring that aid helps developing countries to improve the welfare of their poorest populations. For this reason, aid must be genuinely focused on development priorities set by these countries. Developing countries bear the primary responsibility for their own development, but the EU accepts its share of responsibility and accountability for the joint efforts undertaken in partnership.

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Aid effectiveness - Aid fragmentation - Aid modalities - Division of labour & donor coordination - Joint analysis - Joint implementation - Joint programming - Mutual accountability - Ownership - Science of delivery - Transparency

Training, Education

Alessio Lupi updated the WIKI page | 26 March 2018

3. Training, education 3.1 Enterprise Start Up 3.2 Management Training 3.2.1 General management 3.2.2 Finance management (basic accounting, finance planning) 3.2.3 Marketing management 3.2.4 Production management (including efficiency, stock management) 3.2.5 Occupational safety and health (OSH) 3...

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Group: Informal Economy Support Facility
Enabling Environment

Alessio Lupi updated the WIKI page | 26 March 2018

2. Enabling Environment 2.1 Advocacy 2.2 Legal Framework development and implementation 2.3 Policy framework development and implementation 2.4 Institution strengthening 2.5 Capacity strengthening of enabling environment actors 2.5.1 Government 2.5.2 Civil society and other non state actors

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Group: Informal Economy Support Facility
Lesson Learnt: Social cohesion and community involvement in project implementation

Pierre Berman updated the Information | 23 March 2018

The implementation of social projects such as those in the field of informal economy often implies to significantly consider the human dimension, both at individual and community level, while designing, planning and implementing a project. Thus, social action must be carefully prepared and based on...

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Group: Informal Economy Support Facility
6. Thematic Briefs

Pierre Berman updated the WIKI page | 16 March 2018

The RNSF published the following Thematic Briefs between July 15 2015 and July 15, 2016. Additional briefs may also be added to this list: Transition from the informal to the formal economy ( En , Es , Fr ) Micro-finance ( En , Es , Fr ) Social Inclusion of Youth ( En , Es , Fr ) Social Protection...

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Group: Informal Economy Support Facility
Christos MARAZOPOULOS commented on information | 13 March 2018

Joint Results Framework of Joint Programming report

Thank you, Francisco! Please feel free to post any comment or question you may have - the publication of this report should be an invitation for interested parties to engage in a dialogue how to better our collective montioring and results frameworks.

Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
Francisco José Pérez commented on information | 13 March 2018

Joint Results Framework of Joint Programming report

Thanks. I will check the recommendations for the Nicaraguan JP. Warm regards.

Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
Joint Results Framework of Joint Programming report

Christos MARAZOPOULOS updated the Information | 13 March 2018

This study compared seven country cases where joint results frameworks have been adopted and utilised - Cambodia Kenya, Ghana, Laos, Nicaragua, Palestine and Senegal. Experience in using joint results frameworks suggests good progress in utilising outcome-based results, identifying baselines and...

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Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
DEVAL policy brief: how effective is budget support as an aid modality?

Xavier LE MOUNIER posted Information | 8 March 2018

Brief: https://www.deval.org/files/content/Dateien/Evaluierung/Policy%20Briefs/... Full report: https://www.deval.org/files/content/Dateien/Evaluierung/Berichte/2017/DE...

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Group: Economics, public finance, domestic revenue mobilisation & budget support
Alexander ORIORDAN commented on information | 6 February 2018

Donor Mapping - Iraq, Syria and Yemen

Hi Nathalie, the challenge with these mappings is to compare 'like with like' data so the approach we used was to request data from participating donors and then only use self-reported data. This is done at a regular interval - ideally annually. It should be shared with government and other...

Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
Nathalie Larsen commented on information | 5 February 2018

Donor Mapping - Iraq, Syria and Yemen

Hi Alex, I'm interested as to how you are updating it? "Real-time" or is there an exercise at regular intervals? Also, is it shared with government and other stakeholders? Or only amongst donors? I am thinking about how to involve external stakeholders during implementation of strategy (as opposed...

Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation

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