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

Joint Programming: the limits to coordination - An exploratory study of the obstacles to the Joint Programming of the European Union

Christos MARAZOPOULOS posted Information | 4 March 2019

An academic thesis by Lars Olaf Søvndahl Petersen An academic study of Joint Programming carried out in the fall of 2018 centred on the obstacles to Joint Programming as perceived by practitioners. As an outcome of the thesis, the following 9 points of policy guidance are offered - two of which are...

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Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
Elif Cavuslu commented on information | 27 February 2019

Happy World NGO Day!

Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to learning more about your projects in the upcoming infopoint conference!

Group: Education and Development
VVOB - education for development commented on information | 27 February 2019

Happy World NGO Day!

Thank you to the EU for supporting our capacity development work with teachers and school leaders. Only through them can all children and youngsters learn deeply, meaningfully and efficiently! Check out some of our projects the EU cofunds: GENTLE implements gender-responsive play-based learning in...

Group: Education and Development
Joint Programming in More Advanced Developing and Middle Income Countries

Christos MARAZOPOULOS posted Information | 27 February 2019

A more joined-up Union in Middle-Income Countries matters as much to implementing the SDGs, as it does to the EU's own economic, social and political interests, and those relating to trade, migration and security. The developing world's shrinking dependence on financing from international...

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Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
Happy World NGO Day!

Elif Cavuslu posted Information | 27 February 2019

NGOs are vital partners for the EU, as implementers of development assistance and as key development policy actors feeding discussions with innovative approaches. Dear partners from the civil society, share your projects and tell us where the EU support is most needed. Full involvement and...

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Group: Education and Development
Adviser Deployment as of 31 January 2019

Hub & Spokes updated the Document | 20 February 2019

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This map shows where The Commonwealth have deployed trade advisers and some of the immediate tasks being addressed in country or region of posting

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Project: Hub and Spokes Programme
Guidance Package on Social Protection across the Humanitarian-Development Nexus

Zena Mouawad created a new WIKI page | 20 February 2019

Guidance Package SPaN Social protection is a policy instrument with robust, flexible, and widely available delivery mechanisms. In this respect, social protection is generating further political interest as it allows for the rapid channelling of support to people most in need of assistance and...

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Group: Social protection across the humanitarian-development nexus
Joint Programming in Conflict-Affected and Fragile States

Christos MARAZOPOULOS posted Information | 19 February 2019

The report shows that EU Joint Programming has been recognised as a tool for bringing together political & cooperation spheres, as well as involving other key actors (humanitarian, security, peacebuilding, stabilisation) in common planning processes. The overall message and recommendation...

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Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation
SPAN (2019) Case Study: Lebanon

Zena Mouawad updated the Document | 17 February 2019

guidance_package_social_protection_across_the_humanitarian-development_nexus_case_study_lebanon.pdf 1.72 MB

This case study applies the SPaN approach to facilitate the transition or transformation of a short-term emergency safety net into a sytemic and longer-ter poverty alleviation mechanism by aligning service provision through NPTP and MCPA to foster complementary national safety nets able to cover...

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Group: Social protection across the humanitarian-development nexus
Global Learning Event on Joint Programming report

Christos MARAZOPOULOS posted Information | 8 February 2019

The Global Workshop on Joint Programming offered a unique opportunity for discussions and exchange of experiences on how the EU can work better together with the EU Member States at a country level. Close to 60 European participants representing the EU, 9 Member States and Switzerland, came...

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Group: Joint Programming & Joint Implementation

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