Harmonisation & democratisation
Engendering aid: analysis of the Accra outcomes
By Nerea Craviotto (15/12/2008) Comment
This comment paper analyses the results of the Accra Agenda for Action (AAA), adopted in September in the capital of Ghana, from a gender perspective. It argues that although progress has been made in gender equality and women’s empowerment with respect to the 2005 Declaration, the gains have been modest.
Harmonisation & democratisation
Accra, the day after
By Sarah-Lea John de Sousa, Stefan Meyer, Nils-Sjard Schulz (23/10/2008) Other publications
In an interview with Radio Nederland, three FRIDE researchers answer questions after the Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness.
Harmonisation & democratisation
Perspectives for the global governance of aid
By Nils-Sjard Schulz (29/09/2008) Comment
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The III High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Accra is another landmark in the creation of a system of global governance of aid. This document outlines the implications of Accra for aid relationships and describes the technical issues which are most relevant to the Paris agenda.
Harmonisation & democratisation
Building the global governance of aid
By Stefan Meyer, Nils-Sjard Schulz (22/08/2008) Backgrounder
Between 2 and 4 September 2008, the international development community gathered in Accra (Ghana) in order to discuss the progress of and future steps for aid effectiveness.
Harmonisation & democratisation
Democratic ownership and mutual accountability
By Paolo de Renzio, Lucy Hayes, Stefan Meyer, Felix Zimmermann (22/07/2008) Activity Brief
2008 is a milestone for delivery on the promises of more aid, more equal donor-recipient relations and a more inclusive process of development policy-making in the South. This conference series brought the international debate to Spain and contrasted Spanish aid reform with that of the international mainstream.
