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Tanzania: Joint Country Assessment

26-Feb-2004

The aim of this joint country assessment  was to understand how the implementation of donors’ partnership strategies contributes to country ownership. Four DAC members (Denmark, Finland, Ireland, and Japan) agreed to participate in the Joint Country Assessment in Tanzania.

Agriculture and Key Issues for Policy Coherence

26-Jan-2004

This briefing note outlines some potential links between OECD member countries’ policies on agriculture and their objectives for development assistance. The note also highlights areas of actual policy incoherence, which differ according to region and commodity. It ends with questions for Peer Reviews.

OECD Policy Brief: Policy Coherence: Vital for Global Development

26-Jan-2004

This policy brief signals a renewed effort to improve policy coherence for development in OECD member countries. It is designed to engage stakeholders on the main issues, goals and challenges of this effort and to invite feedback from all interested parties.

Compilation of Peer Reviews related to Policy Coherence for Development

26-Jan-2004

Extracts from the Development Co-Operation Review Series Concerning Policy Coherence

Compilation of Peer Reviews related to Policy Coherence for Development

26-Jan-2004

Extracts from the Development Co-Operation Review Series Concerning Policy Coherence 

Financing Global and Regional Public Goods Through Oda: Analysis and Evidence From the OECD Creditor Reporting System

23-Jan-2004

Should aid be partly earmarked towards international public goods? What is the impact on aid to the poorest countries and on traditional aid projects if ODA is allocated towards deleting the underprovision of international public goods?

DAC Peer Review of Ireland

Ireland’s own experience of colonisation, poverty, famine and mass emigration has provided a basis for a long tradition in Ireland of solidarity with the poor and dispossessed. A manifestation of this has been the active engagement by many Irish people in development activities in poor countries, through missionary work, volunteer service or involvement with non governmental organisations (NGOs).

Cancún Trade Talks: What's at Stake

What are our conclusions and recommendations? Read more about the OECD's research on the major themes discussed at this year's WTO meeting.




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