Shannon kindornay ccic presentation future of the aa-share

Shannon kindornay ccic presentation future of the aa-share

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  HLF4 and theFuture of the International Aid Architecture Shannon Kindornay Researcher The North-South Institute
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  Presentation Outline ContextArchitectural Challenges Proposed Designs Busan Outcome Document Four Consideration
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  Context Changing aidlandscape Enlarging the tent Busan as game changer
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  Architectural Challenges FragmentationIncentives Legitimacy
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  Proposed Designs Principles Ecosystem approach Classification based on willingness to engage with Paris principles Common principles, differentiated approaches (4th draft outcome document) Ownership of development priorities by developing countries Focus on results Inclusive development partnerships Accountability to our citizens and each other
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  Proposed Designs Solong Working Party on Aid Effectiveness New or existing structures? A Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation? Secretariat Roles for the G20, IMF / World Bank, OECD, UN Development Cooperation Forum? Monitoring and Evaluation Global light, country heavy
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  Four Considerations forthe Emerging Aid Architecture Change of venue Lessons learned from WP-EFF Developing country demands Political will
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