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Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness: 2-4 September 2008, Accra, Ghana
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In September 2008, ministers from over 100 countries, heads of bilateral and multilateral development agencies, donor organisations, and civil society organisations from around the world gathered in Accra for the Third High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (2-4 September). Their common objective was to help developing countries and marginalised people in their fight against poverty by making aid more transparent, accountable and results-oriented. The Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness reviewed progress in improving aid effectiveness, broaden the dialogue to newer actors and chart a course for continuing international action on aid effectiveness.

>>Choike's related in-depth reports: Financing for Development , Gender in Economics , External debt , Poverty , Millennium Development Goals - MDGs

>>See also the event for the Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development - 29 November - 2 December 2008, Doha, Qatar

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Engendering aid: analysis of the Accra outcomes - pdf
This comment paper analyses the results of the Accra Agenda for Action (AAA) from a gender perspective. It reviews the mobilisation process of women’s rights organisations in the lead up to Accra, going on to analyse the results obtained, and mentioning some of the challenges and opportunities which lie ahead in the lead up to the IV High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness which will take place in 2011.
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 Statement of Reality of Aid (ROA) at the Conclusion of the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness
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 Aid Effectiveness and the Forums in Accra
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News Reports
Statement of Reality of Aid (ROA) at the Conclusion of the 3rd High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness
 The Accra HLF3: any closer to Development Effectiveness?
 Donor governments continue to ignore developing country demands for aid reform
 Aid amounts insufficient even as quality remains poor
 Donors and the poor agree aid agenda
 Why new aid modalities could remain a farce
 Long way to go before aid can truly help poor
 Statement by the Brazilian delegation
 Nice, fuzzy, positive language on aid
 Coming together to aid the poor
 Donor governments continue to ignore developing country demands for aid reform
 "It's the same talking and talking"
 Civil society statement in Accra warns urgency for action on aid
 Women's Forum statement
 Accra international women's forum programme
 Civil society calls for concrete commitments on aid effectiveness
 The Accra Women's Forum
 More news for Accra: The evaluation of the Paris Declaration
 Women marching together to make gender equality a central development goal
 Better trade, not aid, say developing nations
 EU objects to weak Accra consensus
 Civil society response to new Accra agenda for action
 Signs Accra could result in agenda for inaction
 Crucial role for EU at Accra meet on aid on aid
 New UN Forum highlights Parliament's role in foreign aid reform
 Mutli-stakeholder consultation urges effective use of foreign aid in reducing poverty
 Civil society for aid that works for poor
 EU position for Accra adopted
 Santa Marta Statement
 Eurodad update and action alert on aid
 Give civil societies aid watchdog role
 African Women’s
 Does Aid Work? Can it work better? Crucial questions on the road to Accra and Doha
 The role of aid in financing development
 The Regional Meeting for Civil society organization in the Arab region In preparation for the High Level Forum on Aid Effectivenes
 The role of civil society organizations in advancing aid effectiveness
 Register to the Ghana CSO Parallel Forum
 		Engendering aid: analysis of the Accra outcomes - pdf
 Aid Effectiveness and the Forums in Accra
 Ending aid dependence
 The impact of donor conditionalities: the case of Zambia
 Accra Agenda for Action _ Sept. 4th. 2008
 Challenges to the notion of Aid Effectiveness (pdf)
 Cso intervention in the alignment roundtable
 Cso intervention for roundtable 1: democratic ownership
 Intervention of Social Watch coordinator Roberto Bissio at the Accra Forum
 Closing speech of the Accra CSO Forum
 CSO statement on aid and the debt crisis
 En route to Accra: the global development finance non-system
 A little less talk: six steps to get some action from the Accra agenda
 Ending aid dependence: a new book
 Better Aid: National advocacy and media toolkit for CSOs (doc)
 "Policy incoherence" frustrates funding for gender equity
 Report on the use of country systems in public financial management (pdf)
 Working together to make aid more effective (pdf)
 The wrong side of Paris?
 Paris Declaration on aid a form of collective colonialism by donors
 Turning the tables: aid and accountability under the Paris framework (pdf)
 GCAP Mobilisation Guide 2008: 50 Days of Action (pdf)
 Are we ready for Accra… and more important, for what lies beyond?
 Evaluation of the implementation of the Paris Declaration (pdf)
 Aid effectiveness after Accra: how to reform the "Paris agenda" (pdf)
 Overseas Development Institute resources on Accra
 Final draft, 25th July, Accra Agenda for Action
 "Political power is still very masculine" - Interview with Cecilia Alemany of AWID
 Civil society and aid effectiveness – synthesis of findings and recommendations
 Southern discomfort
 Accra Agenda for Action - second draft (pdf)
 Accountability in aid effectiveness
 Reviewing Paris: rough notes on CSOs and aid effectiveness
 African Church leaders' statement on aid effectiveness (pdf)
 The Paris Declaration and aid effectiveness
 Events towards Ghana 2008
 Buying Power: aid, governance and public procurement (pdf)
 Accra 2008: the bumpy road to aid effectiveness in agriculture (pdf)
 No time to waste: European governments behind schedule on aid quantity and quality
 Comments on the first consultative draft of the Accra Agenda for Action (AAA)
 Better Aid: a Civil Society Position Paper for the 2008 Accra High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness
 ISG comments on 1st draft of the Accra Agenda for Action
 Partner country issue notes on the Accra process
 Southern Perspectives on Reform of the International Development Architecture (pdf)

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