Evaluatierapport (PDF, 6.47 MB) - Buitenlandse Zaken - Belgium

FINEXPO EVALUATION
existing operations, taking into account the
benefits of any new project and existing
operations supported;
- Enhance financial risk assessment of new
projects and existing operations by considering
environmental aspects.
The latter recommendation should be implemented
by screening and classifying projects against their
environmental impact before agreeing on any kind of
financial support.
DAC Extension of the 2001 recommendation to HPICs 2008
Participants
(see
previous)
Participants
(see
previous)
Principles and guidelines to promote
sustainable lending practices in the provision of
official export credits to low-income countries
Lending activities must respect sustainable
development and generate net positive economic
returns. They must foster sustainable development
by avoiding unproductive expenditures. They must
preserve debt sustainability and support good
governance and transparency.
DAC Members shall:
- observe any applicable minimum
concessionality requirements of Low Income
Countries to the IMF and to IDA,
- consider the results of IMF/World Bank
country-specific debt sustainability analyses for
other countries,
- require good governance from government
authorities in a buyer country.
The 2008 Accra Agenda for Action (AAA) on aid
effectiveness
It reaffirmed the commitment on untying aid, and
called upon DAC members to elaborate individual
plans by 2010 to untie their aid to the maximum
extent and to improve reporting on the 2001
Recommendation.
Revised arrangement for officially supported
export credits
The revised Arrangement incorporates all recent
decisions and enhancements agreed by the
participants, including the new Sector Understanding
on Export Credits for Civil Aircraft and the adjusted
Local Costs rules (extension of the amount of Local
Costs that may be supported from 15% to 30% of
the export contract value - 2007).
2008
2008
2009
see
Final report – Appendix 6 – page 131