Democratic Ownership and Development Effectiveness: Civil Society Perspectives on Progress since Paris

The Reality of Aid Network  

• Acknowledgments
  
• Preface
  

PART 1: Overview  

• Achieving Progress for Development Effectiveness in Busan: An Overview of CSO Evidence
  The Reality of Aid International Coordinating Committee

PART 2: Country Reports  

• Benin
  Challenges for Democratic Ownership and Development Effectiveness
  Aurélien C. Atidegla, Groupe de Recherche et d’Action pour la Promotion de l’Agriculture et du Développement (GRAPAD)/ Reality of Aid Africa
• Cameroon
  Resources Giant, Development Failures: Improving Local Living Conditions by Implementing the Aid Effectiveness Principles
  Christine Andela and Samuel Biroki, COSADER : NGOs Collective for Food Security and Rural Development
• Ghana
  Democratic Ownership and Development Results: Are the politics, policies, power and institutions properly aligned?
  Samuel Zan Akologo, Ghana Aid Effectiveness Forum
• Kenya
  Towards Improving Democratic Ownership of Development
  ActionAid Kenya
• Lesotho
  Civil Society Perspectives on Aid Effectiveness
  Maseru Lesotho, Economic Justice Network Lesotho
• Nigeria
  Creating an Environment for Mutual Accountability and Democratic Ownership
  David Tola Winjobi, CAFSO-WRAG for Development
• Rwanda
  Better Aid to End Aid Dependency
  Sulah Nuwamanya, ActionAid Rwanda
• Senegal
  Challenges for Democratic Ownership and Development Effectiveness
  Demba Moussa Dembele, Africaine de Recherche et de Cooperation pour l’Appui au Developpement Endogene (ARCADE)
• Sudan
  The Reality of Aid in Sudan: Democratic Ownership and Development Results for the People
  Medani Abbas Medani Mohamed, National Civic Forum
• Uganda
  Uganda Registers Mixed Progress under the 2005 Paris Declaration
  Richard Ssewakiryanga, CSO Aid and Development Effectiveness Platform
• Bangladesh
  Challenges for Democratic Ownership and Development Effectiveness
  Ahmed Swapan Mahmud and Farjana Akter, VOICE
• Cambodia
  Implementing and Monitoring the Paris Declaration
  Monika Nowaczyk, Cooperation Committee for Cambodia
• China
  Independent Ownership and Inclusive Parliament Lead to Development Success
  Shuwen Zhou, China Association for NGOs Cooperation
• Indonesia
  Under the Shadow of the IMF and WB Conditionalities
  S.K. Nikmah and Don K. Marut, INFID
• Kazakhstan
  Alternative Review of the Implementation of the Paris Declaration and the Accra
  Agenda for Action
  Yevgeniya Kozyreva, The Feminist League
• Kyrgyzstan
  Country Monitoring Report on Aid Effectiveness
  Nurgul Djanaeva, Forum of Women’s NGOs of Kyrgyzstan
• Lebanon
  Effectiveness of Government – a Prelude to Aid Effectiveness
  Nahwa Al Muwatiniya
• Mongolia
  Monitoring Implementation of Paris and Accra Commitments: The Mongolian Experience
  Urantsooj Gombosuren, Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
• Nepal
  Civil Society Perspective on Aid Effectiveness Reform
  Rabin Subedi, Rural Reconstruction Nepal, Nepal Policy Institute, Bheri Environmental and Excellency Group, Development Lawyer Association
• Pakistan
  Backtracking from Development Agenda
  Shujauddin Qureshi, Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research, Karachi
• Palestine
  A Civil Society Perspective on International Aid Effectiveness
  The Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations Network
• Philippines
  White Elephants in the Philippines: Ownership on Paper
  Nicolas Gloeckl, IBON International
• Sri Lanka
  Creating Environments for Development Disasters
  Arjuna Seneviratne, The Green Movement of Sri Lanka Inc.
• Tajikistan
  Country Monitoring Report 2010
  Juraeva Sh.A. Kast Kh.E., CSO “Jahon”
• Vanuatu
  Failing to Catch the Flowing Tide of the Paris Declaration
  John Salong, Vanuatu Association of Non-Governmental Organizations (VANGO)
• Yemen
  Assessing Ownership and Results for Development
  Nabil Abdulhafidh Majed, Social Democratic Forum
• Bolivia
  Development Effectiveness in Bolivia: A Process in Gestation
  Juan Luis Espada and Susana Eróstegui, Unión Nacional de Instituciones para el Trabajo de Acción Social- UNITAS
• Ecuador
  Between the Progress of the Citizen’s Revolution and the Difficulties of Civil Society
  Molina C. in collaboration with Celi C. and Toro A., Research Center CIUDAD- Observatory of the Cooperation to the Development in Ecuador
• Guatemala
  Effectiveness of Cooperation for Development: A Balance Sheet
  Norayda Arabella Ponce Sosa and Helmer Velásquez, NGO and Cooperatives Coordination (CONGCOOP)
• Honduras
  Abandoning Honduras?
  Ileana Morales, Foro Social de Deuda Externa y Desarrollo de Honduras (FOSDEH)
• Mexico
  Tendencies in International Development Cooperation
  Laura Becerra Pozos, Equipo Pueblo
• Peru
  Still Wanting In Development Results for the People
  Asociación Nacional de Centros de Investigación Social y Desarollo- ANC

PART 3: Thematic Chapters  

• Civil Society, Aid Effectiveness and Enabling Environment The Cases of Burkina Faso, Ghana and Zambia
  Vitalice Meja, Reality of Aid Network- Africa
• An Assessment of Gender Equality and Human Rights Commitments in Paris
  Declaration/Accra Agenda for Action Plans
  Alexandra Pittman and Anne Schoenstein with Lydia Alpízar, Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID)
• Aid Effectiveness: How to Make It Healthier
  A Report Prepared for Action for Global Health
  Rebekah Webb

PART 4: Reality of Aid Update  

• A Reality of Aid Update: Trends in Total Official Development Assistance
  Brian Tomlinson, Reality of Aid Network-International Coordinating Committee

PART 5: Reality of Aid Network Members Directory