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This report draws a range of new analyses and case studies carried out in preparation for the Accra High-Level Forum, held in September 2008.
The reforms are intended to "increase the impact of aid [...] in reducing poverty and inequality, increasing growth, building capacity and accelerating the achievement of the MDGs". [...] Linking the implementation of Paris Declaration to these key development goals puts the interests and rights of poor and marginalized people at the centre of the aid effectiveness agenda. [...] Can aid deliver? A civil society challenge to the 2008 Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness 5 The AAA should include a commitment to end all donor-imposed policy conditions and the use of aid to support foreign and economic policy priorities and interests, and military interventions. [...] Rather, CSOs must be given full play to hold donors and governments to account for implementing aid effectiveness principles, and in enriching the application of aid effectiveness principles and PD in their diverse roles in engagement with donors and governments, and especially in empowering the poor to claim their rights. [...] The network is keen to develop awareness of the aid effectiveness agenda at the local, national and international level and sees the Ghana HLF as an important opportunity for bringing about discussion and debate and the engagement of CSOs on the said agenda.
The Third high level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Ghana will be held from 2 to 4 september1 and the follow-up international conference on Financing for Development to Review the implementation of the Monterrey consensus is scheduled to take place from 29 November to 2 December in Doha.2 in addi- tion, preparations for the paris Declaration review meeting in Ghana have given rise to the Accra Agen. [...] The oEcD defines policy coherence as the 'systematic promotion of mutually reinforcing policy actions across government departments and agencies creating synergies towards achiev- ing the agreed objectives'.4 As the provision of and need for development assistance increase, international institutions have become more aware of the relationship between the limited size of their budgets and the need. [...] This implies that the aid agenda is collaboratively developed by the donor and recipient countries, but owned by the recipi- ent because the latter has identified the areas requiring aid, the modalities of aid disbursement, and has been an equal partner in the aid relationship. [...] independently, csos around the world held workshops to discuss how best to improve the paris Declaration and closely critiqued two drafts of the AAA during the past year and will present their findings and recommendations to the Accra meeting. [...] The cso international steering Group, established in preparation for the Ghana high level Forum, has critiqued the AAA on the basis that the final draft does not offer enough 'concrete and time-bound commitments' that would lead up to 2010.15 They call for the following areas to be strengthened: democratic ownership of programmes and policies; transpar- ency and accountability of both donor and re.
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