Análisis y una aproximación crítica: Considerando los desafíos de América Latina y el Caribe   ÍNDICE I. Presentación del informe II. Introducción III. Cómo se mide y deciden actualmente las contribuciones de la ayuda internacional al desarrollo (AOD) IV. El impacto en los países de renta media V. El impacto en América Latina VI. Principales críticas a la metodología y el proceso de toma de decisiones para brindar ayuda internacional VII. Argumentaciones a favor y en

A. Background what is technical cooperation?[1] 1. Technical cooperation has a long history in development aid, and therefore continues to play an important role. It is still one of the most heavily used forms of aid, accounting for between a quarter and a half of all ODA. 2. But over these years there has been some confusion in the use of terminology, shifting from technical assistance to technical cooperation. In the 1990s, the World Bank

Reality of Aid 2015 Global Assembly New realities, fresh perspectives: Workshop on development cooperation in a post-2015 era 3 June 2015, 1-5pm | Brussels, Belgium   Since the early 1990s, the Reality of Aid Network (RoA), a Southern-led North/South network on reforming aid policies and practices, publishes a major global report assessing development cooperation for poverty reduction with an emphasis on qualitative analysis of the national and multilateral aid regime. The RoA Reports analyse and

Rethinking Partnerships in a Post-2015 World: Towards Equitable, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Repenser les Partenariats dans un Monde Post-2015: Vers l’Équité, l’Inclusion et le Développement Durable Repensando Alianzas en el Mundo Post-2015: Hacia un Desarrollo Equitativo, Inclusivo y Sostenible This abridged edition contains the political overview chapter of the RoA 2014 Report in three languages to facilitate wider dissemination of the key messages on partnerships and the post-MDGs through the lens of poverty eradication and

Representatives from government, international development institutions, donor agencies, sectoral groups, and civil society organizations gather in Manila to talk about efforts, including obstacles and challenges, in promoting CSO enabling environment in Asia Pacific. The policies and practices of governments, media, donors, and other actors affect and shape the capacities for CSOs to engage in development. The forum provided an opportunity for a multi-stakeholder discussion on enabling environment for CSOs, focusing on the varying roles and

The development cooperation landscape is fast evolving; ODA definition is being revisited, to capture the entire breadth of development finance flows and contributions of emerging development actors. Monitoring and accountability become all the more crucial given these developments, not to mention the role of CSOs in ensuring the quality of development partnerships post-2015 through human rights based approach. CPDE, ROA-AP, in collaboration with the Asia Pacific Development Effectiveness Facility, will hold a one-day forum on March