The Reality of Aid Project Acknowledgments Participating Agencies Part I: Introduction Introduction Elin Enge, Chair, The Reality of Aid Political Overview Part II: Africa Retracing the path to sustainability African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD), in collaboration with Uganda Debt Network, Zambia Association for Research and Development, Partnership – Cameroon, Tanzania Social and Economic Trust, Mozambique Debt Group, Zimbabwe Coalition Part III: Asia Post-crash flows fail to ease the human toll Antonio

The Reality of Aid Project Acknowledgments Participating Agencies Part I: Introduction Introduction Antonio Tujan Jr, IBON Political Overview Reality of Aid Network Part II: Africa Governance and promotion of human rights in international cooperation Opa Kapijimpanga, African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) Re-thinking aid: Development cooperation in a multilateral crisis Edward Oyugi, African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) The poverty reduction growth facility, poverty reduction strategies and development aid

The RoA Global Secretariat officially announced the new Chairperson of the Reality of Aid Network, Rev. Malcolm Damon, in January 2013. Rev. Damon is the Chair of RoA Africa and works with other civil society organisations on development effectiveness. He is the Executive Director of the Economic Justice Network (EJN) of the Fellowship of Christian Councils in Southern Africa (FOCCISA) based in Cape Town, South Africa. EJN works with 12 National Councils of Churches in

A leading international aid network’s latest biennial report reveals that the increasing role of the private sector in the global aid industry is doing little to benefit the poor – instead, it is the private sector businesses, aided by Northern governments, who reap profit from their involvement in aid. The Reality of Aid Network’s report, Aid and the Private Sector: Catalysing Poverty Reduction and Development?, is written by authors from civil society organisations worldwide whose

The Reality of Aid 2012 Report Aid and the Private Sector: Catalysing Poverty Reduction and Development?   Report Launch 7 December 2012/ 18:30-20:00 Nairobi Safari Club – Lillian Towers Koinange Street / University Way Nairobi, Kenya

Results & Sustainability: Rights-based Perspectives forum hosted by IBON International and Reality of Aid Asia Pacific in cooperation with Japanese NGO Center for International Cooperation (JANIC)   Civil Society Policy Forum, 2012 IMF & WB Annual Meetings Room TFB2 – 253, Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, Japan October 10, 4.00 – 5.30pm   The session will look into results and sustainability assumptions and expectations of current development programs and strategies through a rights-based lens. How are