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This document outlines Sida's support to CAADP.

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Published 2009 by:

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Conclusions and Next Steps from the Brainstorming Meeting of 21 February 2005.

The brainstorming meeting hosted by IFAD on 21 February brought together representatives of a core group of interested partners, in order to exchange views on the terms of reference, timetable and organizational modalities of the proposed “rural sector-focused PRS review”. The meeting has also provided an opportunity to discuss prospective arrangements for the integration of interim outputs of this review –as work in progress- into the 2005 PRS Review and follow up, and relevant MDGs consultations and related opportunities for future partnerships.

Several donors have shown interest in participating and/or supporting the proposed “rural sector-focused review”, with three components including:

A desk study (to review literature and capitalize on previous findings and recommendations); A structured survey (targeted at country stakeholders and development partners); and finally A set of case studies in selected countries (for detailed illustration of issues and options, successes and failures).

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Published 2005 by: International Fund for Agricultural Development

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Author: IFAD

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This document presents a draft proposal for the Second European Rural Forum bringing together all European Development Agencies and their partners working to promote sustainable growth and to reduce rural poverty in developing countries. This Forum will be held on June 18-22, 2007 in Berlin, and will be the second event (following Montpellier 2002). This proposal provides details on background, rationale, objectives, expected outcomes and timeline of the Forum.

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Published 2007 by: Global Donor Platform for Rural Development

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The Second European Forum on Sustainable Rural Development from June 18-21, 2007, in Berlin was very timely. Five years after the First European Forum took place in Montpellier in September 2002, the Second Forum focused on the question of how sustainable growth and the struggle against poverty can be promoted in the rural areas of Africa, and how Europe can be a more effective partner in this task.

This report aims to provide the reader with an overview of the main discussion themes and to provide an insight into some of the most crucial challenges in bringing about rural and agricultural development in Africa.

Source: http://www.ruralforum.info/

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Published 2007 by: European Commission

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Author: Hartwig de Haen, Gudrun Henne, Michael Stoyke

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The European Commission has funded the international workshop “Development in a Drugs Environment: Beyond Alternative Development?” which was conducted by GTZ and FAO from 29th May - 1st June, 2006 in Berlin. The workshop was attended by 50 rural development and drug control experts from European Commission, FAO, GTZ, World Bank, UN Office on Drugs and Crime, the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), high ranking government representatives from Afghanistan (Minister for Rehabilitation and Rural Development), Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, representatives from international NGOs and consulting firms, universities and independent consultants. The workshop concluded that it is of highest importance for major rural development actors such as national and government institutions as well as international donor organisations to engage much more intensively in what is known as “Alternative Development” (AD) if sustainable development and a sustainable reduction of illicit drug crop production shall be achieved. The AD approach was redefined to “Rural Development in a Drugs Environment” (RDE) for better expressing the required multi-sectoral, coherent, strategic and well-coordinated approach for drug control o …

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Published 2006 by:

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Author: Manfred van Eckert, GTZ, EC, FAO

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The National Action Plan considers the following sections: Ownership and Leadership, Capacity Development, Alignment, Harmonization and Streamlining.

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Section A: Ownership and Leadership

RGC leads the process and prepares a single Strategic National Development Framework for the next planning cycle (2006-2010) RGC assumes leadership role in the coordination of development assistance As one of the fourteen pilot countries, Cambodia plays an active role in the implementation of the Rome Declaration on Harmonization and Alignment (2003)

Section B: Capacity Building

RGC’s capacity strengthened to effectively perform development coordination and management functions

Section C: Alignment

RGC and donors adopt the consolidated Strategic Development Plan of the RGC as the common framework for planning ODA. Donor practices are harmonized around the generic elements of the program/project cycle Donors increasingly use Government's systems, procedures and practices, where appropriate

Section D: Harmonization and Streamlining

Donor-Donor harmonization is strengthened to reduce transaction costs and to maximize ODA bene …

Source: http://www.cdc-crdb.gov.kh/cdc/harmonization_alignment/annex1_annex_a.htm

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Published 2004 by:

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Author: Royal Government of Cambodia

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Ministers, Heads of Aid Agencies and other Senior Officials representing 28 aid recipient countries and more than 40 multilateral and bilateral development institutions endorsed the Rome Declaration on Harmonisation in February 2003.

The Rome Declaration with its overarching goal to improve Development Effectiveness follows up on the Monterrey Consensus, 2002 and prepares the ground for the agreement on the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, 2005.

The signatories affirm a commitment to eradicating poverty, achieving sustained economic growth, and promoting sustainable development by applying key principles and activities of harmonisation.

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Published 2003 by: Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development

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Author: DAC working party

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Este estudio de caso revise las experiencias de armonización en Nicaragua. Las conclusiones serán presentadas en el II Forum de Alto Nivel sobre Armonización que se celebrará en Paris en marzo de 2005. En el documento final, que se elaborará después de la presentación en Nicaragua de este estudio de caso, se incluirán los principales elementos para un plan de acción y un resumen ejecutivo.

Primer capítulo: Descripción del concepto de armonización;Segundo capítulo: Avances conseguidos en armonización en Nicaragua:

El nivel de liderazgo del Gobierno y los mecanismos de coordinación. El grado de alineamiento entre las estrategias de país y la ERCERP. El alineamiento de los instrumentos de financiamiento externo con la prioridades del país. La actual armonización de procedimientos y prácticas y su impacto en el fortalecimiento institucional.

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Published 2004 by:

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Author: Elisabet Jané, Antonietta Morales, Pilar de la Corte, Javier Martinez

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The Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) approach consists of a series of process innovations designed to encourage broader-based participation in the development of a country-owned, long-term strategy for growth and poverty reduction which could also be a framework for coordinating donor support. It was accompanied by a transformation of the IMF’s concessional lending facility into the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF). It is too early to evaluate the success of the new approach in achieving its longer-term objectives, especially the extent of reduction of poverty; progress in this dimension will become evident only over a longer period of time. The evaluation has, therefore, focused on intermediate stage outcomes, i.e., the quality of the broader-based policy formulation process, the nature of the strategy and policy framework that has evolved the interaction between this framework and the PRGF, and the effectiveness of the IMF’s role. Table of contents: I. Introduction: Origin and Objectives of the PRSP and the PRGF and Scope of the Evaluation II. &nbs …

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Published 2004 by:

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Author: David Goldsbrough et al. IMF