A Practical Guide to Ex Ante Poverty Impact Assessment

Ex ante poverty impact assessment (PIA) helps donors and developing countries address vital questions that influence the impact and outcomes of their policies and programmes on the poor.

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OECD DAC Handbook on Security System Reform: Supporting Security and Justice

How can conflict-prone countries ensure better delivery of security and justice services? How can they establish structures and mechanisms which will ensure effective and accountable security and justice institutions? Although there has been ...

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Evaluation Methods for the European Union's External Assistance: Volume 1: Methodological Bases for Evaluation

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Evaluation Methods for the European Union's External Assistance Volume 2: Guidelines for Geographic and Thematic Evaluations

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Evaluation Methods for the European Union's External Assistance Volume 5: Synthesis of comments by Expert Panel on the evaluation manual of EuropeAid

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Evaluation Methods for the European Union's External Assistance Volume 4: Evaluation Tools

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Evaluation Methods for the European Union's External Assistance Volume 3: Guidelines for Project and Programme Evaluation

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Aid Extended by Local and State Governments

This report examines aid extended by local and state governments and attempts to provide a clear picture of the coverage of DAC statistics in relation to the aid that they provide.

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This assessment is one part of a response to the insistent demand for evidence that development cooperation is making a real difference to development results.

Aid rising sharply, according to final ODA figures for 2004

New OECD statistics show the first evidence of the major scaling up of aid promised by donors at recent international meetings. Detailed figures for total Official Development Assistance (ODA) provided in 2004 by donors that are members of the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) show an increase of aid to USD 79.5 billion. This is a real increase of 5.9 per cent since 2003.