Aid Effectiveness: Why does it matter to partners in South-South cooperation?
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October 2010
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“……The road to development is no longer a one-way street; and top down development assistance isn’t the "only game in town." Ideas as well as financial flows are traveling across borders from South to South, and even South to North. In a multipolar world development has become multidirectional.
This issue of Development Outreach takes stock of some new and existing models of Southern-led and Triangular cooperation and knowledge exchange. …
……Countries of the South want to learn from those who have climbed out of the trenches,who speak the same language, who have grappled with the same problems. The challenge now is to connect, coordinate, and capture the useable knowledge and experiences that will help shape and take these new models to scale, which means learning more about what works and what doesn’t. The multilateral development banks and others in the development community such as NEPAD in Africa, ASEAN in Asia, and the OAS in Latin America, can help create the space for this— physically and virtually—by connecting, brokering, documenting, and sharing the knowledge born of success (and failure) that can make solutions travel.
Articles in this issue present stakeholder perspectives on South-South cooperation from regional organizations, nongovernmental, andmultilateral agencies. The final section of the magazine offers examples of SSC in practice, including summary cases prepared for the Bogotá High Level Event on South-South Cooperation and Capacity Development.
As this issue’s guest editors point out, the new models of South-South cooperation are being driven by a “double- sided demand”—the demand to learn and the demand to share knowledge, coming together in a happy convergence of interests. With strong leadership and commitment by all stakeholders, South-South cooperation can unleash the power of regional and local knowledge and forge best-fit development solutions….”John P. Didier, Acting Executive Editor
Content:
Aid Effectiveness: Why does it matter to partners in South-South cooperation?
Why should partners in South-South cooperation care about aid effectiveness?
What is the relevance of the commitments embodied in the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the
Accra Agenda for Action to development actors?
South-South Mutual Learning: A priority for national capacity development in Africa
Evidence-based knowledge and innovation are critical for national development in
if the continent is to sustain the momentum of its transformation agenda.
The creation of the Trifinio region, a sensitive biosphere reserve in northern Central America
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China's International Poverty Reduction Center as a Platform for South-South Learning
After attending a South-South experience-sharing event in
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