2006 Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration

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 landmark report provides a snapshot of the state of affairs in 2005. For the first time, it assesses the effectiveness of aid, not only globally, but also for a range of donors. To measure its effectiveness, 34 developing countries and 55 donors participated in a groundbreaking survey. The results of this survey are included in this report.

Volume 1 (Overview of the Results) presents an overview of key findings across the 34 countries.

Browse Volume 1: Overview of the Results (pdf, 1.45 MB)

Volume 2 (Country Chapters) includes a detailed analysis for each of the 34 countries that undertook the survey.

Browse Volume 2: Country Chapters (pdf, 2.83 MB)

Consult individual chapters

A full data set is available for this report:  

Pivot tables (xls)

Instructions on how to use the pivot table (pdf, 97 kB)

Appendix A: Country Data (xls, one table per indicator)

Appendix B: Donor Data (xls, one table per indicator)

Appendix C: Donor Data (xls, one table per donor)