1996 DAC report entitled Shaping the 21st Century: the Role of Development
Cooperation sets out the basic concepts of aid effectiveness.
2000 Millennium Declaration endorses MDG-8: A Global Partnership for Development.
2002 Monterrey Financing for Development Conference. Sets financing targets to achieve
the Millennium Development Goals; calls for a more effective way of giving aid to
ensure that these resources have the maximum possible impact on development.
2003 Rome High-Level Forum (HLF) on Harmonization: Donors agree to improve incountry coordination to reduce transaction costs for aid recipients.
2005 Paris HALF-2 and Declaration on Aid Effectiveness: Donors and developing countries agree on 56 action-oriented commitments to improve the quality of aid.
Commitments are monitored against 12 indicators in 2005, 2007 and 2010.
2008 Accra HALF-3 and Accra Agenda for Action: All development actors – DAC and non-DAC donors, developing countries, civil society organizations, parliamentarians and global partnerships – agree on actions needed to accelerate achievement of the Paris commitments.
2010 Istanbul Civil Society Development Effectiveness Principles
Dili Declaration: A New Vision on Peacebuilding and Statebuilding
Bogota Statement on Effective and Inclusive Development Partnerships
2011 The objectives of the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, to be held in Busan from 29 November to 1 December 2011, are as follows: (a) to assess global progress in improving the quality of aid against the agreed commitments; (b) to share global experiences in delivering the best results; and (c) to agree on a Busan Outcome Document to further enhance efforts globally and within countries to make aid more effective in reducing poverty and achieving the Millennium Development Goals
Cooperation sets out the basic concepts of aid effectiveness.
2000 Millennium Declaration endorses MDG-8: A Global Partnership for Development.
2002 Monterrey Financing for Development Conference. Sets financing targets to achievethe Millennium Development Goals; calls for a more effective way of giving aid to
ensure that these resources have the maximum possible impact on development.
2003 Rome High-Level Forum (HLF) on Harmonization: Donors agree to improve incountry coordination to reduce transaction costs for aid recipients.
2005 Paris HALF-2 and Declaration on Aid Effectiveness: Donors and developing countries agree on 56 action-oriented commitments to improve the quality of aid.
Commitments are monitored against 12 indicators in 2005, 2007 and 2010.
2008 Accra HALF-3 and Accra Agenda for Action: All development actors – DAC and non-DAC donors, developing countries, civil society organizations, parliamentarians and global partnerships – agree on actions needed to accelerate achievement of the Paris commitments.
2010 Istanbul Civil Society Development Effectiveness Principles
Dili Declaration: A New Vision on Peacebuilding and Statebuilding
Bogota Statement on Effective and Inclusive Development Partnerships
2011 The objectives of the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, to be held in Busan from 29 November to 1 December 2011, are as follows: (a) to assess global progress in improving the quality of aid against the agreed commitments; (b) to share global experiences in delivering the best results; and (c) to agree on a Busan Outcome Document to further enhance efforts globally and within countries to make aid more effective in reducing poverty and achieving the Millennium Development Goals
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