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www.oecd.org/dac/scalingup
> Report of 2008 Survey of Aid Allocation Policies and Indicative Forward Spending Plans (pdf, 1.49 MB)
> Summary of the report (pdf, 406 KB)
> Download fragmentation data (xls,151 KB)
It is nearly three years since DAC members announced renewed commitments to increase ODA to coincide with the Millennium+5 Summit in New York. As part of monitoring the delivery of these commitments, the DAC conducted late 2007 and early 2008 its first full annual Survey on Aid Allocation Policies and Indicative Forward Spending Plans. The Survey report is a key stimulus to improving medium term predictability of aid. The Survey shows that most donors operate multi-year programming frameworks, allowing for predictability of aid.
At the global level, the Survey shows that USD 21 billion of the additional USD 50 billion promised by 2010 is already delivered or in the planning figures. At individual partner country level, the Survey identifies resource gaps and opportunities for scaling up. It provides a broad indication of trends in future aid levels for each of 153 partner countries: "102 countries can expect a real increase in their aid by 2010, 33 of them by USD 100 million or more". The analysis on existing fragmentation of aid provides essential background information to review global aid allocation decisions and to take forward action on improving division of labour between donors.
For more information please contact dac.contact@oecd.org .
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