The United Nations, the World Bank and other 200 multilateral agencies and global funds receive about one third of total ODA. When including earmarked funding provided to multilaterals, this goes up to two fifths. The scale at which the multilateral system is used reflects donors’ views of it as an important channel of development co-operation.
Multilateral development finance in the Covid-19 era and beyond: perspectives from around the world Join us for a series of live virtual talks on multilateral development finance. Timed around the launch of the 2020 Multilateral Development Finance Report on October 26th, experts from academia, think tanks and development agencies from across the world will share their views and insights. Co-hosted with partner organisation that span the whole globe, each of the events will add a regional perspective to enrich the global dialogue on multilateral development finance in post-COVID times.
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The case for a stronger multilateral system: launch of the Multilateral Development Finance report |
Are we moving towards multilateralism “à la carte”?
Multilateral organisations: A driving force in the “decade of action”
Three reforms for the multilateral development system to remain effective
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OECD online database figures on multilateral aid Country factsheets: DAC providers’ use of the multilateral development system |
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2020 Multilateral Development Finance 2015 Multilateral Aid Report: Better Partnerships for a Post-2015 World Previous Reports: 2013, 2011, 2010, 2008
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