2008 Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration

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Procurement: Compendium - Vol. I - Sharing Experiences

This publication presents the experiences and the lessons learned by 22 partner countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia related to the application of the Methodology for the Assessment of National Procurement Systems of the OECD/DAC Joint Venture on Procurement.

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2006 Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration - Country Chapters

How effective is aid at helping developing countries eradicate poverty? In March 2005, more than 100 countries made a firm commitment in the Paris Declaration to measure their success, or failure, in making aid more effective.

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How effective is aid at helping developing countries eradicate poverty? In March 2005, more than 100 countries made a firm commitment in the Paris Declaration to measure their success, or failure, in making aid more effective. This report sums up their efforts.

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Publication: Harmonisation, Alignment and Results: Progress Report on Aid Effectiveness

Providing more effective aid and increasing its impact on development is important to meeting the Millennium Development Goal of halving global poverty by 2015. This report takes stock of progress made to align donor support with developing country poverty reduction strategies.

Paris Declaration and Accra Agenda for Action

The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness was endorsed on 2 March at the Second High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness.

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HLF2: High Level Forum on Joint Progress toward Enhanced Aid Effectiveness, 28 February-2 March 2005

The international community holds itself accountable for better use of aid.

Publication: Strengthening Procurement Capacities in Development Countries

Public procurement systems are at the centre of how public money is spent. Implementing the strategies and tools set out in the Good Practices will result in more effective and sustainable capacity development, that will in turn help create procurement systems that achieve greater value for money.

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