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Sierra Leone Water Security

Sierra Leone Water Security

guardian.co.uk –

Sierra Leone: Water, water everywhere but not always enough to drink. See new Guardian article on water security:

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Peter Young à Aid Effectiveness le mars 14, 2013

A New Deal for engagement in fragile states

A New Deal for engagement in fragile states

g7plus.squarespace.com –

The current ways of working in fragile states need serious improvement. Despite the significant investment and the commitments of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness (2005) and the Accra Agenda for Action (2008), results and value for money have been modest. Transitioning out of fragility is long, political work that requires country leadership and ownership. Processes of political dialogue have often failed due to lack of trust, inclusiveness, and leadership. International partners can Recherche avancée...

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D C le mars 29, 2012

Future disasters and future of aid in Asia

Future disasters and future of aid in Asia

cdrn.org.in –

Future disasters and future of aid in Asia By Mike Penrose In the business I am in, that of humanitarian aid in Asia and more specifically South East Asia, this is the region of the world that still delights and perplexes me in equal measures. It is clearly the most economically dynamic and socially mobile region on earth. It is however, also the world’s most disaster-prone region. The perplexing element is that we have, at the moment, all the makings of future mega-disasters coming Recherche avancée...

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CDRN India le février 7, 2012

Open Development Technology Alliance

The World Bank wants to hear your views on seven new research papers launched under the Open Development Technology Alliance. The papers consider the relevance and transferability of Open Data for development and how to empower citizens through ICTs. Read the papers and join the discussion. The Open Development Technology Alliance (www.opendta.org) seeks to make development more transparent, participatory and accountable by sharing up-to-date knowledge, making connections to experts and Recherche avancée...

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John Daly le janvier 31, 2012

Disaster aid faces value-for-money test

Disaster aid faces value-for-money test

cdrn.org.in –

a terrible drought forces you to abandon your meagre plot of farmland, so you migrate to a city where the jobs are, only to end up living in a slum regularly submerged by floods. It's a scenario that's going to become more and more familiar in coming years as climate change and rapid urbanisation play an ever-greater role in shaping humanitarian crises, according to an AlertNet poll of the world's biggest aid organisations. To adapt to the new reality, aid agencies will need to invest Recherche avancée...

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CDRN India le janvier 31, 2012

Making Aid Effective: An Anti-Corruption Agenda

Making Aid Effective: An Anti-Corruption Agenda

transparency.org –

While aid flows topped US$ 128 billion in 2010, they have not always been good at achieving results due to corruption and mismanagement that arise from low levels of transparency, accountability and integrity on the part of donor and partner countries.

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Moushumi Biswas le janvier 3, 2012

Aid Transparency Index 2011

Aid Transparency Index 2011

publishwhatyoufund.org –

The pilot Aid Transparency Index 2011 is a report ranking 58 donors on their levels of aid transparency. It was prepared by Publish What You Fund, which was launched at the 2008 Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness by a coalition of governance, aid effectiveness and access to information organisations.

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Nadia Afrin le novembre 16, 2011

Istanbul CSO Development Effectiveness Principles

Istanbul CSO Development Effectiveness Principles

cso-effectiveness.org –

Civil society organizations are a vibrant and essential feature in the democratic life of countries across the globe. CSOs collaborate with the full diversity of people and promote their rights. The essential characteristics of CSOs as distinct development actors – that they are voluntary, diverse, non-partisan, autonomous, non-violent, working and collaborating for change – are the foundation for the Istanbul principles for CSO development effectiveness. These principles guide the work and Recherche avancée...

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D C le septembre 5, 2011

Lessons Learned from ADB's Response to the Global Economic Crisis of 2008-2009

Lessons Learned from ADB's Response to the Global Economic Crisis of 2008-2009

This synthesis distills the lessons and key findings from a real-time evaluation study on ADB's response to the global economic crisis of 2008-2009. Major lessons— institutional readiness and greater flexibility are important in responding to crises. More rigorous assessment of vulnerability and coping abilities, and paying attention to net resource transfers, would have improved targeting of assistance.

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Michael Diza le septembre 4, 2011

Knowledge Management Impact Challenge Update - Videos and Synthesis Document

Knowledge Management Impact Challenge Update - Videos and Synthesis Document

The Knowledge-Driven International Development (KDID) Portal is a family of websites established to maximize the effectiveness of development assistance by connecting development practitioners through learning opportunities and spreading innovation and good practice. The KM Impact Challenge was designed to initiate a dialogue and process of shared learning. It has served as a springboard to increased peer-networking and collaborative action. The initial set of activities included an online Recherche avancée...

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John Daly le août 19, 2011

UNESCO Project: Linking Culture, Education and Sustainability: Good Practices from Around the World

UNESCO Project: Linking Culture, Education and Sustainability: Good Practices from Around the World

insight.glos.ac.uk –

The United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (DESD, 2005-2014) provides an opportunity to understand and integrate Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue perspectives into learning and education systems. In September 2010, the UNESCO Section of Policies for Culture initiated the project “Linking Culture, Education and Sustainability: Good Practices and Experiences from Around the World” which aims to collect, analyse and share successful education and learning Recherche avancée...

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John Daly le août 17, 2011

Taking responsibility for complexity

This Briefing Paper reviews the implications of complexity for policy and programme implementation. It aims to give readers the tools to decide when a problem is complex, outline why this matters and provide guidance on how to achieve results in the face of complexity.

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Farina Ahmed le août 7, 2011

Five Steps to Make Our Aid More Effective and Save More Than $2 Billion

Five Steps to Make Our Aid More Effective and Save More Than $2 Billion

Most Americans wildly overestimate foreign aid as a percentage of the federal budget, which makes it unsurprising that U.S. foreign aid programs once again find themselves at the center of the debate as the budget battles heat up in Washington. Policymakers are seemingly divided into two camps: those who want to deeply cut foreign aid and those who want to maintain spending levels and make programs work more effectively. But there is a third way that makes a great deal of sense. It saves Recherche avancée...

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Farina Ahmed le mai 9, 2011

Aid Effectiveness for Health: Making Health Aid work better

Aid Effectiveness for Health: Making Health Aid work better

actionforglobalhealth.eu –

The aim of this report is to stimulate debate in the lead-up to the 4th High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, to be held in Busan, South Korea in December 2011. The report draws extensively on original research developed by Action for Global Health (AfGH), including fact-ﬁnding missions on aid effectiveness in four developing countries - El Salvador, Mozambique, Tanzania and Uganda and an online forum examining the impact of ODA on health.

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Moushumi Biswas le avril 25, 2011

Good practices and lessons learned: disaster risk reduction through schools

Good practices and lessons learned: disaster risk reduction through schools

preventionweb.net –

This report documents lessons learned from the 'Disaster risk reduction through school' project in Nepal, a multi-country project designed by ActionAid International to reduce people’s vulnerability to natural hazards and to contribute to the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) by making schools in high-risk areas safer, enabling schools to act as a locus for disaster risk reduction (DRR); and engaging the education sector in the HFA.

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Moushumi Biswas le avril 3, 2011

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