Stakeholder consultations
An e-consultation about progress in Africa since the Commission
for Africa in 2005, about the lasting impact and continuing
relevance of the Commission, and about their priorities for
the 2007 G8.
Results
Gleneagles Implementation Plan for Africa March 2007
Update. PDF>
Commonwealth Code of Practice for the International Recruitment
of Health Workers. PDF>
Aid effectiveness and absorptive
capacity: Which way aid reform and accountability?
The Macroeconomics of Doubling Aid to Africa and
the Centrality of the Supply Side Tony Killick and
Mick Foster, Development Policy Review vol 25 no. 2, March
2007. more>
Paved
with good intentions? The role of aid in reaching the Millennium
Development goals by
Paolo de Renzio, African Affairs Briefing, November 2006.
PDF>
What would Doubling Aid do for Macroeconomic
Management in Africa? by Mick Foster and Tony Killick,
April 2006. PDF>
Macroeconomic challenges of scaling up Aid to Africa:
A Checklist for Practitioners by Sanjeev Gupta, Robert
Powell, and Yongzheng Yang, International Monetary Fund, 2006.
PDF>
Pity the Finance Minister by Peter S. Heller,
IMF Working Paper, September 2005. PDF>
Scaling up versus Absorptive Capacity: Challenges
and Opportunities for Reaching the MDGs in Africa
by Paolo de Renzio, ODI Briefing Paper, May 2005. PDF>
Doubling aid will only work if we double deployment
efforts by Paolo de Renzio, 10 January, 2005. more>
ICTs and Africa: Enterprise, innovations and the G8
ICTs and the MDGs: On the Wrong Track? by Richard Heeks, eAfrica Briefing 5, 2007, Development Informatics Group, University of Manchester. More>
Foundations of ICTs in Development: Pushing and Pulling by Richard Heeks, eAfrica Briefing 4, 2007, Development Informatics Group, University of Manchester. More>
Overestimating the Global Digital Divide by Richard Heeks, eAfrica Briefing 3, 2007, Development Informatics Group, University of Manchester. More>
Social Outsourcing of IT Services by Richard Heeks, eAfrica Briefing 2, 2007, Development Informatics Group, University of Manchester. More>
Offshoring to Africa by Richard Heeks, eAfrica Briefing 1, 2007, Development Informatics Group, University of Manchester. More>
Voice in international
institutions
Bridging the democratic deficit: Double majority decision
making and the IMF by Peter Chowla, Jeffrey Oatham
and Claire Wren, One World Trust and Bretton Woods Project,
February 2007. PDF>
Reforming the international aid architecture: Options
and ways forward by Simon Burall and Simon Maxwell
with Alina Rocha Menocal, ODI Working Paper, October 2006.
PDF>
IMF reform: What happens next? by Lauren
Phillips, ODI Opinion, September 2006. PDF>
Climate
change: An opportunity for Africa?
KEY8 FOR G8
Eight Tyndall Centre discoveries for changing the landscape
of climate policy, July 2005 (1MB).
PDF>
Combating corruption
in Africa: What can donors do?
The Creeping Politicisation of the World Bank: The
Case of Corruption by Heather Marquette, International
Development Department, University of Birmingham in Political
Studies 2004 VOL 52, 413–430. PDF>
Getting to Grips with Politics: Political Analysis
at the World Bank and DFID by Heather Marquette,
International Development Department, University of Birmingham
and Zoë Scott, Governance and Social Development Resource
Centre, University of Birmingham. PDF>
Whither Morality? Disciplinary Secularism in the
Political Economy of Corruption in Developing Countries
by Heather Marquette, International Development Department,
University of Birmingham and Gurharpal Singh Department of
Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham. PDF>
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