ODI facilitated a 1.5 day training workshop on key issues in development for the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Women meet with policy makers in Rabat, Morocco
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This session explore the incentives both recipient countries and donors face in implementing budget support. It included and went beyond examining the incentives surrounding conditionalities, exploring how the budget support agenda is generated and managed.
Should the governance of poor developing countries be based on mimicking what works in advanced capitalist democracies? Of course not. Yet for 20 years ‘good governance’ has meant exactly that.
This ODI event examines emerging lessons for public sector reform. It will draw on some of the latest thinking on innovation in public sector reforms in a number of OECD countries, as well as recent experiences in strengthening public sectors in a range of fragile and post-conflict countries.
As its contribution to ODI at 50, Development Policy Review (DPR) has produced a special supplement containing reprints of nine key articles published over the last decade. The collection reflects some of the best of the new thinking about institutions, governance and aid. This meeting, co-hosted by the APPP, will launch the DPR supplement and extend the debate about what we know, what gaps remain and what is emerging from current research.