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Harmonisation & democratisation
Engendering aid: analysis of the Accra outcomes
By Nerea Craviotto (15/12/2008)
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.
Development and migration policies: the case of Subsaharan Africa and Spain
By Graciela Rico Pérez (21/11/2008)
Is Spanish cooperation policy being used to help manage migratory flows? In Spain, what remains to be discovered is a coherent line between development and migration policies, which still preserves the objectives behind each of the two dimensions.
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Harmonisation & democratisation
Accra, the day after
By Sarah-Lea John de Sousa, Stefan Meyer, Nils-Sjard Schulz (23/10/2008)
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)
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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)
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.
