Aid Effectiveness: Democratic Ownership And Human Rights
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- Introduction
Antonio Tujan, Jr.
Chair, Reality of Aid - Political Overview
The Reality of Aid Management Committee - Introduction
- Aid is Power- The Challenge for CSOs
and Democratic Ownership
Don Marut, INFID - Aid Conditionality
and Democratic Ownership
Ahmed Swapan Mahmud, VOICE - Australian Aid to Papua New Guinea:
Change Without Change
Kate Wheen and Flint Duxfield, Aid/Watch - The Gilbel Gibe II Hydroelectrical Project-
A Case of Super-Tied Aid
Caterina Amicucci, CRBM - Women’s Empowerment and the New World
of Microedit Evangelism
Kavaljit Singh, PIRC - Democratic Ownership of Aid
in the Philippines
Sonny Africa, IBON Foundation - Introduction
- The Impact of IFI Conditionality
on the Development Aid System
Javier Pereira, EURODAD - Multilateral Aid and Conditionalities: The Case of Indonesia
Don Marut, INFID - IFIs – The Major Barrier to Change
in the Aid System
Ahmed Swapan Mahmud, VOICE - The World Bank in Pakistan:
See No Suffering, Hear No Cries,
Speak No Truth
Mustafa Talpur with A. Ercelan and M. Nauman, PILER - Democratic Ownership and Mutual
Accountability to International Human
Rights: A Reality Check of Nepal
Gopal Siwakoti ‘Chintan’ with Rabin Subedi, NPI - European Commission:
Providing the Kind of Budget Support
that is Needed?
Sasja Bökkerink, Oxfam International - Introduction
- Aid and the Rights-Based Approach
in the Philippines
Sonny Africa, IBON Foundation - Democratic Ownership
and the Paris Declaration
Thomas Hochgesang, CBM (formerly Christian Blind Mission) - Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness
(Abridged from the Original)
Roberto Bissio, TWI and Social Watch - Barriers to Harmonization and Alignment :
An African Perspective
AFRODAD - Introduction
- Pulling the Strings - How Donors’ Control
of Aid Undermines Democratic Ownership
and Accountability
Elvira Groll, ActionAid UK - Accountability and Managing for Results:
Accountability to Whom?
Who Holds Whom Accountable?
Ngo Sothath, NGO Forum on Cambodia - Managing for Results and Aid Effectiveness
AFRODAD - National Democratic Appropriation
in Latin America and the Caribbean
Mauricio Gómez Lacayo - International Development Cooperation:
A New Global Public Good
Ruben Fenandez, Corporación Región and ALOP - Aid Effectiveness and Gender Equality
Cecilia Alemany (AWID), Fernanda Hopenhaym (AWID), and Nerea Craviotto (WIDE) - Global Aid Trends: World Aid Trends: Donors Distorting the Reality of Aid in 2008
Brian Tomlinson, CCIC, Reality of Aid Management Committee - Germany: A Mixed Performance
Peter Mucke, Terre des Hommes - UK: Delivery Falls Short
of Progressive Policies
Elvira Groll, Elena Chiarella and Sarah Mulley, UK Aid Network - Ireland: Bringing ODA
to the Centre of Foreign Policy
Olive Towey and Howard Dalzell, Concern - Netherlands: A New Commitment
to International Co-operation
Arjan El Fassed, Oxfam Novib - Austria: Aid Gap Leaves Questions
Over Commitment
Global Responsibility-Austrian, Platform for Development and Humanitarian Aid and Hilde Wipfel (KOO) - Belgium: The Changeability of Aid
Els Hertogen, 11.11.11 – Coalition of the Flemish, North South Movement - Finland: Finnish Development Co-operation:
Focus on Climate Change
Matti Ylönen, KEPA (The Service Centre for Development Cooperation) - France: French Development Cooperation:
Little Leadership to be Expected
on the Fight Against Poverty
Katia Herrgott and Florent Sebban, Coordination SUD - Italy: First Steps Towards ODA Reform
After Years of Crisis
Marco Zupi, CeSPI - Sweden: Sweden Claims 1% Aid Achievement
Peter Sörbom, Forum Syd in collaboration with Penny Davies, Diakonia - Spain: Becoming a Major ODA Player
Isabel Kreisler, Intermon Oxfam - Switzerland: 2008: A Pivotal Year
for Development Co-operation
Michèle Laubscher, Alliance Sud - Swiss Alliance of Development Organisations - Australia: A New Government
Brings New Commitments
Garth Luke and Pail O’Callaghan, ACFID - Canada: Overview: Unmet Promises
and No Plans to Increase Canadian ODA
Brian Tomlinson, CCIC - New Zealand: Good Intent Must Be
Balanced with Financial Commitment
Rae Julian, CID - USA: Targeting State ‘Transformation’,
Not Poverty Reduction
Cheri Waters, Interaction - Norway: Silver Clouds and Dark Linings
John Y. Jones, Networkers SouthNorth - European Union/European Commission:
Increasing Budget Support,
But Slow on Participation
Simon Stocker, Eurostep in cooperation with Mirjam van Reisen and Ben Moore, EEPA
The Reality of Aid Project 
Part I. Overview
Chapter 1. Aid Relationships Have Not Changed
Chapter 2. The IFIs Have Significant Responsibility for the Lack of Change
Chapter 3. The Paris Declaration Does Not Go Far Enough
Chapter 4. What is Needed for Aid Policies to Facilitate Development Outcomes for the Poorest Communities
Chapter 5. Global Aid Trends and OECD Reports
Part II. Reference Section
Part III. Directories
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