Risk and Resilience

Over the last two years, the concept of “resilience” has achieved significant attention on the international stage due to a growing recognition that different types of risks – violence and conflict, climate change, disasters, global shocks, and other risk factors such as urbanisation and ageing populations – are inter-connected.

Accra Stolen Asset report

Tracking Anti-Corruption and Asset Recovery Commitments:A Progress Report and Recommendations for Action

International Drivers of Corruption

This report introduces an analytical tool intended to help users understand how factors in the global economy and international relations, affect governance and corruption at the country level.

Supporting technical cooperation reform

Supporting technical cooperation reform for more effective support to capacity development

Brussels workshop on Capacity Development

Busan HLF 4 - A real opportunity for setting Capacity Development as a priority

Tax and Development

Tax and Development Home Page

Related Documents

• Joint Meeting On Tax And Development Co-Chairs’ Statement
• The OECD Informal Task Force on Tax and Development
• Le Groupe de travail informel sur la fiscalité et le développement de l’OCDE
• Task Force on Tax and Development Programme Work Plan 2011/2012
• Task Force Sub Group on Transfer Pricing 2011
• Task Force Sub Group on Transparency in Financial Reporting, March 2013
• Task Force Sub Group on Transfer Pricing, March 2013

Synthesis report: Lessons Learned and Actions for Busan and Beyond

The Synthesis report aims to bring into greater focus the key issues pertaining to capacity development.The report is specifically assembled by a professional team as a best effort attempt to pull together, in one location, the evidence of what we are learning in each of the priority capacity areas of the Accra Agenda for Action.

Notes on Sector Capacity Development

The purpose of drafting these Perspectives Notes is threefold: (i) Provide a review of the current state of play with respect to CD priorities highlighted in the Paris Declaration and the AAA. (ii) Provide an input to the Synthesis Report on CD key messages for Busan, to be led by a CD Alliance coalition. (iii) Set an agenda for further technical work post-Busan. These Notes also will provide background for LenCD resource corners and

Special Consultant Note on Fragile Situation, January 2011

The purpose of this report is threefold: (i) Provide a review of the current state of play with respect to CD priorities highlighted in the Paris Declaration and the AAA. (ii) Provide an input to a “Synthesis Report” on CD key messages for Busan. (iii) Set an agenda for further technical work post-Busan. Over the longer term, it is primarily intended to provide background for LenCD resource corners and learning materials and

Civil Society Organisations and Capacity Development

In November 2011, the global community will meet in Busan, South Korea, to review progress on implementation of the Paris Declaration and Accra Agenda for Action. Through the Working Party on Aid Effectiveness (WP-EFF), preparations are under way to take stock of progress made by donors and partner countries in implementation of joint commitments. To complement this effort, the OECD/DAC, in cooperation with the Learning Network on