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 workshop at the EU Regional Seminar for Southern Africa and Indian Ocean

Christos MARAZOPOULOS updated the event | 27 September 2017

04 Oct

From 4 October 2017
in Pretoria (South Africa)

Organised by DEVCO/EEAS

We are glad to announce the next EU Regional Seminar for Southern Africa and Indian Ocean in Pretoria, South Africa (4, 5 & 6 October, 2017), which includes a one-day session devoted on Joint Programming (Wednesday, 4 October 2017) . The seminar will focus on the Joint Programming experiences...

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information About Knowledge for development withoutborders

Amouzou Bedi updated the news | 20 September 2017

About Us Who we are: We want to advocate knowledge and skills for development worldwide. We are a Nonpartisan, Independent international NGO that promotes and supports the access to information, knowledge and skills for development to everyone without barriers. Knowledge for Development without...

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Project: Development Aid Support Mechanism
Fiona RAMSEY commented on an article | 18 September 2017

Views from the Field: Q&A with Fiona Ramsey, EU Head of Cooperation in Cambodia

The growing Cambodian economy is certainly helping to support the development of the private sector which is much needed to boost job creation. A brain drain from the civil service has not to date been identified as a critical issue in the country although it is worth nothing that a number of...
Sven AERTS commented on an article | 11 September 2017

Views from the Field: Q&A with Fiona Ramsey, EU Head of Cooperation in Cambodia

The growing Cambodian Economy makes that civil servants are often attracted to the private sector leaving voids and a challenging brain drain. How does the EU help with that? Imagine someone with a basic legal education working in government but faced with a need to specific legal education/...
Technical Seminar on Joint Programming - Brussels

Lino Molteni updated the event | 31 August 2017

14 Nov

From 14 November 2016
in Brussels (Belgium)

Organised by DEVCO/EEAS

Technical Seminar on Joint Programming evaluation, way forward after Council Conclusions May 2016

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JOINT PROGRAMMING REGIONAL WORKSHOP FOR CENTRAL ASIA IN TASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN –14 JULY 2017

Lino Molteni created a new event | 31 August 2017

14 Jul

From 14 July 2017
in Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

Organised by DEVCO/EEAS

The aim of the workshop In Tashkent was to advance beyond the preparatory stages of Joint Programming in Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and to explore possibilities for Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to use JP tools and practices, such as through feasibility/scoping studies. It was well-attended...

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JOINT PROGRAMMING REGIONAL WORKSHOP FOR EASTERN AFRICA IN DJIBOUTI – 26 MAY 2017

Lino Molteni updated the event | 31 August 2017

26 May

From 26 May 2017
in Djibouti (Djibouti)

Organised by DEVCO/EEAS

The objective of the one day workshop is to exchange on the specific benefits and challenges to Joint Programming in East Africa, to share best practices and explore tailor-made approaches to take this agenda forward with Member States. Please check the summary of discussions here

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Regional Workshop on Joint Programming for West Africa

Lino Molteni updated the event | 31 August 2017

16 Jun

From 16 June 2017
in Brussels (Belgium)

Organised by DEVCO/EEAS

An opportunity to discuss the status of Joint Programming in West Africa with the EU Delegations (Heads of Cooperation) and EU Member States representatives. (Senegal, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Togo, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Benin, Guinea Conakry, Guinea Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, Nigeria, Sierra...

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Summary of discussions - Regional workshops in Joint Programming (Eastern Africa, West Africa and Central Asia) 2017

Lino Molteni updated the Document | 31 August 2017

overall_summary_-_joint_programming_regional_workshops_in_djibouti_brussels_and_tashkent_2017.pdf 349.86 KB

Please find here an informal summary of three sessions held in 2017: OVERALL SUMMARY In line with 2016 Council Conclusions on stepping-up Joint Programming and the follow-up letter of HRVP Mogherini and Cssrs Mimica and Hahn to the EU Delegations to make Joint Programming the preferred approach to...

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Workshops on Joint Programming

Christos MARAZOPOULOS updated the WIKI page | 31 August 2017

Regional Workshops, incl. reports (new series 2017-2018) Based on the good experience in 2014/2015, DEVCO and EEAS are organising regional workshops to help EU Delegations and Member States’ embassies and field offices implement joint programming more effectively, through sharing experiences and...

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