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