A new paradigm for Development

Our 50th anniversary provides us with an historical opportunity to launch a new approach to development across the Organisation. We will be working to develop a full fledged strategy on development, engaging more closely with emerging and developing countries to help us understand better their diverse realities, said OECD Secretary-General.

Framework for an OECD Strategy on Development

This framework paper aims to articulate OECD’s broader approach to development.

Report on the DevGoals Exercise

This report entitled “Better Policies for Development - Report on the Devgoals exercise” provides the general findings and recommendations from the DevGoals exercise to consider for the preparation of an OECD Strategy for Development.

Towards an OECD Strategy on Development

Development outcomes and key documents at the 2011 Ministerial Meeting

Better Policies for Development

This report examines the way in which wider policy tools can be used to support our common development objectives, also referred to as “Policy Coherence for Development”. It covers 19 development policy topics, together spanning virtually and horizontally the whole of OECD’s work.

Investment: Trade restrictions increasing but global investment remains open, says OECD-UNCTAD-WTO report

Most G20 governments have put in place new restrictive trade measures over the past six months but have on the whole honoured their pledge to keep international investment open in the wake of the crisis.

DEV Working Paper No. 298: The Impact of Migration Policies on Rural Household Welfare in Mexico and Nicaragua

This working paper presents findings from an evaluation of the impacts of immigration policies on the welfare of migrants and their families in migrant-sending countries, focussing on Mexico and Nicaragua (US policies in the first case and US and Costa Rican policies in the second).

DEV Working Paper No. 299: Continental Vs. Intercontinental Migration: An Empirical Analysis of the Impacts of Immigration Reforms on Burkina Faso

This working paper uses an agricultural household model to explore the impact of potential immigration policy reforms on the welfare of rural households in Burkina Faso.

Supporting collaboration in the evaluation of development programmes

The DAC Network on Development Evaluation has long championed collaborative approaches to evaluations among development agencies and partner countries, known as joint evaluations.

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• Evaluation of development programmes
• Current work

Encouraging good practice in development evaluation

Based on the DAC's 50 years of experience in international development, we've developed a framework for evaluating development policies and programmes.

Related Documents

• Evaluation of development programmes
• Current work