The Norwegian Fast-Start Finance contribution
Thorvald Moe, Steffen Kallbekken, Smita Nakhooda, Taryn Fransen and Alice Caravani
This study considers the scope and distribution of Norway’s climate-change finance in a global context.
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Seminar at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Sara Pantuliano, head of Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG), and Simon Levine, research fellow HPG, delivered updates to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and other stakeholders on the recent developments in HPG/ODI research. The seminar was part of the efforts of MFA to contribute to more comprehensive discussions on humanitarian issues and to building a stronger research community within Norway.
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'Beyond Aid' for sustainable development
Alan Hudson'Beyond Aid' issues, such as trade, migration and the environment shape the development prospects for many countries. But are donor policies on these issues coherent?
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The global financial crisis: financial flows to developing countries expected to fall by one quarter
The global financial crisis is bound to have a major impact on developing countries, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) having downgraded its growth forecasts for 2009 by nearly two percentage points over the last two months for both developed and developing countries. World growth is expected to be only 2.7% in 2009 (compared to 5% in 2007) and world trade is likely to stagnate. -
Can the International Health Partnership deliver a new way of funding health spending?
The International Health Partnership was launched in London on 6 September, signed by 8 bilateral donors, 7 developing countries, 9 international organisations, and 2 other donors. Importantly, the ‘signature party’ was led by two Prime Ministers, Gordon Brown from the UK and Jens Stoltenberg from Norway. -
Norad Country Evaluation – Zambia
The donor, Oxford Policy Management, is undertaking an evaluation of Norwegian development cooperation with Zambia from 1991 to 2006.