African Economic Outlook 2004/2005

The African Economic Outlook, a joint project of the African Development Bank and the OECD Development Centre, is an annual review of the recent economic situation and the likely short-term evolution of selected African countries.

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• Fifth International Forum on African Perspectives at the French Ministry of Economy and Finance, Paris, France, 6 June 2005 (public conference)

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The 2005 annual meeting of the Informal Network of DAC Development Communicators

Annual Meeting of Informal Network of DAD Heads of Information and Communication

Helmut Reisen

Helmut Reisen is head of reseach of the OECD Development Centre and will coordinate the first OECD Global Development Outlook, to be published in 2010.

The International Aid System: What’s Next?

An informal workshop co-hosted by the OECD Development Centre and the Overseas Development Institute.

The International Aid System 2005-2010: Forces For and Against Change

The International Aid System 2005-2010: Forces For and Against Change

DEV Centre WP 242: Institutional Change and its Impact on the Poor and Excluded: The Indian Decentralisation Experience

This study analyses the impact of democratic decentralisation on the chances of socially excluded groups to participate in newly created local governance institutions in three Indian states.

Johannes Jütting

Johannes P. Jütting, Senior Economist, co-ordinates the Centre’s work on “Policy Coherence for Development and Human Security”.

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• Gender at the Development Centre

DEV Centre Policy Brief No. 25: Which Policies Can Reduce the Cost of Capital in Southern Africa?

Lowering interest rates and, thus, the cost of borrowing in the rand zone (Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland and South Africa) is a priority to promote investment and economic growth.

Denis Drechsler

Denis Drechsler is a Policy Analyst and Outrach Co-ordinator. In this position, he oversees the outreach activities of the Policy Coherence group and supports research on gender equality, migraton and social protection.

AEO 2003/2004 - Average Growth Performance by Region

Average growth performance by region