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Fourth High Level Forum on Aid
Effectiveness
An opportunity to forge a new consensus on aid and development
Workshop Learning from South-South and Triangular
Cooperation :Sharing Knowledge for Development
26-27 September 2011
Talita Yamashiro Fordelone, OECD
Busan HLF 4: Main Objectives
Draw conclusions on the Paris/Accra
process and reaffirm commitments
Address impact and role of aid in the
broader development agenda
Draw on evidence to develop aid
quality framework towards 2015
(MDGs)
- 2003 - 2004 – 2005 – 2006 – 2007 – 2008 – 2009 – 2010 – 2011 – 2012 – 2013 – 2014 – 2015 – 2016 – 2017 -
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HLF-4: A unique opportunity
Forging a new consensus on aid and development?
– Last and best chance to realise the global commitment
towards the MDGs
– Refresh and reaffirm Paris / Accra principles
– Recognise the role of aid as contributor and catalyst for
development results
– Improve the quality of partnerships through embracing
partner country leadership, diversity and mutual respect
– Seek convergence based on complementary strengths and
differentiated responsibilities
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HLF-4 Event Structure
• First day: more analytical with a series of
sessions on lessons learned
• Second and third days: more political
(ministerial level), with presentation of
Building Blocks
• Programme of Side Events to complement
• Knowledge and Innovation Space (KIS)
• Closing Plenary and endorsement of the
outcome document
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HLF-4 Proposed Format
Evidence from Paris & Accra
Day 1 (29 Nov)
Plenary
“Progress Since Paris: How Far
Have We Come?”
Review evidence from PD Monitoring &
Evaluation
Morning
Thematic sessions (in parallel),
“Lessons learned”
1.Ownership Accountability
2.Country systems and institutions
3.Aid architecture - Fragmentation
4.Transparency-predictability
5. Aid and development results
Thematic sessions (in parallel)
Afternoon
“From Aid Effectiveness to
Development Effectiveness”
1.CD and Knowledge exchange
2.Rights-based approaches
3.Fragility, conflicts, vulnerability
4.South south cooperation
5.Private sector
3 to 5 major side events
On-going
Ministerial Sessions
Day 2 (30 Nov)
Opening Ceremony
Political Declaration
•Modernizing Aid to Development
•All Players (MICs/ private sector)
•Development Results so far
•Report from CSO Forum and Parliamentary Forum
•Lessons Learned and Commitments
Ministerial Sessions
Day 3 (1 Dec)
Plenary 3
“Beyond aid: How to maximise impact
on development?”
Report from Day 1
Presenting building blocks on:
•Private Sector
•Climate Finance
Plenary 1
“Unfinished business and remaining challenges”
Report back from Day 1 (lessons learned)
Presenting building blocks on:
•Transparency
•Effective institutions
•Results and accountability
Final Plenary
A New Consensus on Aid and
Development
Future framework:
• Country-level effectiveness)
• “Global partnership” proposal
Endorsement of Outcome Document
Closing Ceremony
Plenary 2
“Diversity and Opportunities in an Evolving
Development Landscape”
Report from Day 1 (Fragile States and SSC)
Presenting building blocks on:
• Fragile States
• SSC
3 to 5 major side events
Knowledge and Innovation Space (KIS) & Programme of Side Events
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