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News

Development: The Netherlands’ generous aid programme should be sustained, says OECD

10-Nov-2011

Responding to global economic, social and political shifts, the Netherlands is revising its approach to development co-operation, supporting the economic self-reliance of developing countries.  It is focussing on 4 priorities: security and the rule of law, water, food security, and sexual and reproductive health.

New homepage: Evaluation of development programmes

24-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Gender equality and women's empowerment

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Governance and development

10-May-2011


In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Peer reviews

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Poverty reduction

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Aid for trade

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Aid statistics

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Aid effectiveness

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.

New homepage: Conflict and fragility

10-May-2011

In an effort to streamline our content online, we have redesigned our homepage. Click here to access it.


Events

Meeting of the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) and the Environment Policy Committee (EPOC) at Ministerial Level

on 04-Apr-2006

Economic growth and development are intricately linked to the sound management of environmental resources. It is the poorest countries and the poorest people who rely most heavily on environmental resources, and are therefore most affected by their degradation. This Ministerial meeting provided a timely opportunity to discuss the two-way relationship between poverty and environmental degradation and the scope for win-win approaches to address them.



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