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Future of Euro-Mediterranean Trade Cooperation

Berlin, 03. Juli 2018

Trade cooperation has long been a key mechanism for Europe to support prosperity and good governance in countries to the south of the Mediterranean. The key objective of the Euro-Mediterranean trade partnership is the creation of a deep Free Trade Area, which aims at removing barriers to trade and investment between the EU and Southern…

Tax Transparency and Exchange of Information (EOI): Priorities for Africa

Monkam, Nara / Ibrahim, Gamal / Davis, William / von Haldenwang, Christian (2018)
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Escaping the fragility trap

Bonn, 06. Juli 2018

In April 2018 the LSE-Oxford Commission on State Fragility, Growth and Development has published its report “ Escaping the fragility trap " codirected by Sir Paul Collier. The report sets out characteristics of fragility and looks at the wider consequences. The Commission was launched in March 2017 to guide policy to address state…

Scope and structure of German official development assistance: trends and implications for the BMZ and other ministries

Bohnet, Michael / Stephan Klingebiel / Paul Marschall (2018)
Briefing Paper 16/2018

The structure of German Official Development Assistance (ODA) is in a state of transition. Significant changes can be seen with regard to amount, scope and pattern. This article outlines the trends, provides critical reflections, offers strategic interpretations and puts forth recommendations.

Lundsgaarde, Erik

Lundsgaarde, Erik Direkt zu: Vita Dr. Erik Lundsgaarde Funktion Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Fachrichtung Politologe Vita Die Informationen entsprechen dem Stand zum Zeitpunkt der Beschäftigung 2008-2014 Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter 2007 Universität von Washington (Seattle) Dr. Phil in Politikwissenschaft 2003 Universität von Washington (Seattle) M.A. in Politikwissenschaft 2001 Universität Straßburg…

Power Shift & Development Cooperation in Asia - China’s and India’s role in the Indo-Pacific region

Bonn, 12. Juli 2018

South-South cooperation is a broad framework of collaboration among countries of the South in the political, economic, social, cultural, environmental and technical domains. Involving two or more developing countries, it can take place on a bilateral, regional, intraregional or interregional basis. Developing countries share knowledge,…

Global cooperation or global disorder? The struggle between cosmopolitans and nationalists in the twenty-first century

Messner, Dirk (2018)
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Sustainable development pathways

van Vuuren, Detlef / Elmar Kriegler / Keywan Riahi / Caroline Zimm / Felix Creutzig / Anne Goujon / Arnulf Grubler / Tomoko Hasegawa / David McCollum / Raya Muttarak / Simon Parkinson / Pauline Scheelbeek / Sam Sellers / Ana Paula Aguiar / Avit Bhowmik / (2018)
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Governing the transformations towards sustainability

Leininger, Julia / Ines Dombrowsky / Dirk Messner / Anita Breuer / Constantin Ruhe / Hannah Janetschek / Hermann Lotze-Campen (2018)
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Synthesis

Messner, Dirk / Jeff Sachs / Nebojsa Nakicenovic / Johan Rockström / Guido Schmidt-Traub / Sebastian Busch / Geoff Clarke / Owen Gaffney / Elmar Kriegler / Peter Kolp / Julia Leininger / Keywan Riahi / Sander van der Leeuw / Detlef van Vuuren / Caroline Z (2018)
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South-South and triangular knowledge cooperation on sustainability standards

Fues, Thomas / Sven Grimm (2018)
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Incentivising and regulating multi-actor partnerships and private-sector engagement in development cooperation

Wehrmann, Dorothea (2018)
Discussion Paper 21/2018

The inclusion of actors from the private sector is a central challenge in development co-operation. This study investigates how multi-actor partnerships and multi-stakeholder networks can provide a supporting structure in this regard.

Shaping the patterns of aid allocation: a comparative analysis of seven bilateral donors and the European Union

Baydag, Rena Melis / Stephan Klingebiel / Paul Marschall (2018)
Discussion Paper 22/2018

Partner country selection is one of the key elements of development policy. Here, approaches of selected OECD member countries during the last years, their principles in development policy making and how their approach is reflected in the formula applied, are analysed.

MGG National Alumni Conference Mexico

Mexico City, 24. Juli 2018

Addressing global challenges by joint knowledge production are at the core of the dialogue, research and training programme Managing Global Governance (MGG) that is implemented by the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) with partners from emerging economies. With the adoption of the 2030 Agenda…

2018

2018 Direkt zu: Dezember 2018 November 2018 Oktober 2018 September 2018 August 2018 Juli 2018 Juni 2018 Mai 2018 April 2018 März 2018 Februar 2018 Januar 2018 Dezember 2018 Making Climate Action More Transparent and Ambitious: Lessons Learned From the NDCs This event was grounded in the notion that current Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) lack sufficient ambition and clarity for achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement. Moderated by Arunabha Ghosh,…

Multi-actor partnerships and private-sector engagement in development cooperation: incentivising and regulating strategies

Wehrmann, Dorothea (2018)
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New industrial revolution: upgrading trade and investment frameworks for digitalization

Meléndez-Ortiz, Ricardo / Axel Berger / Wallace S. Cheng / Santiago Díaz de Sarralde Miguez / Christian von Haldenwang / Tobias Hentze / Lucia Tajoli / Akihiko Tamura / Wei Wenfang (2018)
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The G20 Summit Was More Successful than You Think

Messner, Dirk / Dennis Snower (2018)
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"On the table or at the table?" G20 and its cooperation with Africa

Leininger, Julia (2017)
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The engagement of Visegrad countries in EU-Africa relations

Chmiel, Oskar (2018)
Discussion Paper 24/2018

This paper analyses the engagement of the Visegrad countries in EU-Africa relations, with a key focus on four main issues: the post-Cotonou mandate negotiations, the southern dimension of the European Neighbourhood Policy, the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa and the European Development Fund.