Evaluatierapport (PDF, 6.47 MB) - Buitenlandse Zaken - Belgium
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FINEXPO EVALUATION<br />
DAC<br />
Participants<br />
(see<br />
previous)<br />
Technical Cooperation (TC) and administrative costs<br />
was specifically made voluntary. Apart from technical<br />
problems of ensuring consistent reporting, some<br />
donors initially chose not to report on the tying<br />
status of their bilateral aid, and did not report fully<br />
on their TC or administrative costs. Over time the<br />
reporting system has improved but the extent to<br />
which all tying of aid is being reported is still<br />
unknown 67 .<br />
Paris Declaration<br />
The Declaration commits signatories to follow 5<br />
principles: ownership, alignment, harmonisation,<br />
results-based monitoring, and mutual accountability.<br />
One of the indicators (n°8) used to follow the<br />
implementation of the alignment principle monitors<br />
the level of aid that is untied<br />
Abolition of coverage thresholds and ex-ante<br />
notifications.<br />
2005<br />
2006<br />
OECD Council Recommendation on bribery and officially<br />
supported export credits<br />
2006<br />
OECD council<br />
The OECD recommends deterring bribery in<br />
international business transactions benefiting from<br />
official export credit support, by:<br />
- Informing parties on the legal consequences of<br />
bribery, and encouraging the development and<br />
documentation of appropriate management<br />
control systems.<br />
- Minimising the risk that bribery occurs.<br />
- Taking appropriate action when there is<br />
credible evidence that bribery has occurred.<br />
Recommendation on common approaches to<br />
the environment and officially supported export<br />
credits<br />
The DAC recommends its members to:<br />
- Foster transparency, predictability, and<br />
responsibility in decision-making by<br />
encouraging disclosure of relevant<br />
environmental information;<br />
- Encourage the prevention and the mitigation of<br />
adverse environmental impacts of new projects<br />
and the environmental risks associated with<br />
2007<br />
see<br />
67<br />
The OECD Working Party on Aid Effectiveness and the DAC Network on Development Evaluation asked for a study of the<br />
extent to which development partners have untied their assistance and the key factors promoting or impeding progress on<br />
fully untying development assistance. This request produced the following report: Clay, Edward J., Matthew Geddes and Luisa<br />
Natali (2009): Untying Aid: Is it working? An Evaluation of the Implementation of the Paris Declaration and of the 2001 DAC<br />
Recommendation of Untying ODA to the LDCs, Copenhagen.<br />
Final report – Appendix 6 – page 130