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The WP-EFF and the EU/EC have emerged as the main fora for support for division of labour processes.

Uganda and Germany co-chair the Task Team on Division of Labour and Complementarity (TT DoL) which includes over 50 individual members from partner and donor countries or agencies. Priority areas of work include:

• supporting the dissemination and implementation of the Good Practice Principles 
• incorporating division of labour into the third round of Paris Declaration Monitoring Survey and the second phase of the Paris Declaration Evaluation
• facilitating the dialogue on cross-country (international) DoL stipulated in the Accra Agenda Action

The EU's Fast Track Initiative (FTI) currently focuses its support on about 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. Fourteen EU member states and the EC are active as either lead or supporting facilitators.

This page contains general documents on both initiatives and related events. More information on the Task Team on DoL and EU Fast Track Initiative can be found on the separate page on Monitoring & Evaluation of DoL processes.

WP-EFF context

DoL until and at the HLF 3 in Accra (September 2008)

• International Workshop 'Rationalizing Aid Delivery - Partner Country Experience and Perspectives', Pretoria, South Africa, February 4-5, 2008  (pdf 8.24Mb), international workshop, Pretoria, South Africa, 4-5 February 2008 
• Harmonisation: Optimising Aid Delivery, Complementarity, Division of Labour, Roundtable 3, HLF 3, Accra, Ghana, 2-4 September 2008 

OECD-DAC

• TT DoL Workplan 2009-2011
• A Framework on Broadening the International Dialogue on Cross-Country Division of Labour (April 2009)Migration
• Global Aid Patterns and Cross-Country Division of Labour: Addressing Fragmentation and Aid Orphans, workshop organised with the DAC Secretariat on 1 December 2009 in Paris: DIE/FRIDE presentation, Aid Fragmentation OECD presentation Summary
• Global Aid Patterns and Cross-Country Division of Labour (OECD DAC Technical Workshop, 25 October 2010, Paris (draft summary, paper by Utz) 

EU context

EU Code of Conduct on Complementarity and Division of Labour (EU CoC): Fast Track Initiative (FTI)

• Concept note on FTI (including a list of participating countries and facilitating/supporting donors (updated 2010)
• The EU FTI operates an internal webgroup hosted at www.capacity4dev.eu. If interested in joining, please contact Sibylle Tepper (Sibylle.Tepper@ec.europa.eu).

Related Documents

Division of Labour for Complementarity: Background

Division of Labour for Complementarity: Methods, Tools and Good Practice

Division of Labour for Complementarity - Monitoring, Evaluation and Research

Division of Labour for Complementarity - Country Experiences

Division of Labour for Complementarity - Policy Documents