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Transforming International Cooperation / Conclusions and outlook

Transforming International Cooperation / Conclusions and outlook

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- 1–14 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–14
- 15–20 Introduction Juliane Kolsdorf, Andrés Saravia, Ulrich Müller Juliane Kolsdorf, Andrés Saravia, Ulrich Müller 15–20
- 21–26 Spotlight i: Official Development Assistance in 2020 – debated, disrupted and relevant, still Ida Mc Donnell Ida Mc Donnell 21–26
- 27–30 Spotlight ii: Moving away from aid – key results and recommendations from country studies Annalisa Prizzon Annalisa Prizzon 27–30
- 31–46 Dialogue 1: The global context – ODA graduation in times of changing global relations and partnerships Imme Scholz, Elizabeth Sidiropoulos Imme Scholz, Elizabeth Sidiropoulos 31–46
- 47–62 Dialogue 2: Implications, challenges and opportunities of ODA graduation for countries in transition Noel González Segura, Xiaojing Mao, Karen van Rompaey Noel González Segura, Xiaojing Mao, Karen van Rompaey 47–62
- 63–66 Spotlight iii: China – the developed developing nation Thorsten Giehler Thorsten Giehler 63–66
- 67–70 Spotlight iv: Civil society and ODA graduation – impacts, roles and opportunities Rachel Hayman Rachel Hayman 67–70
- 71–90 Dialogue 3: Implications, challenges and opportunities of ODA graduation for DAC donors Corinna Küsel, Ivan Pavletic, Annalisa Prizzon, Anna Rahm, Markus Schrader Corinna Küsel, Ivan Pavletic, Annalisa Prizzon, Anna Rahm, Markus Schrader 71–90
- 91–106 Dialogue 4: ODA and the international (development) cooperation system: global goals and strategic partnerships Joseph D’Cruz, Stephan Klingebiel, Yuefen Li, Philani Mthembu Joseph D’Cruz, Stephan Klingebiel, Yuefen Li, Philani Mthembu 91–106
- 107–122 Dialogue 5: Financing for development in transition and beyond ODA Fanwell Bokosi, Shari Spiegel Fanwell Bokosi, Shari Spiegel 107–122
- 123–126 Spotlight v: Transition finance – financing the journey towards sustainable development Olivier Cattaneo, Cecilia Piemonte Olivier Cattaneo, Cecilia Piemonte 123–126
- 127–142 Dialogue 6: Modes, ideas and innovations for cooperation beyond ODA Citlali Ayala Martínez, Semih Boyaci, Riad Ragueb Ahmed, Ulrich Wehnert Citlali Ayala Martínez, Semih Boyaci, Riad Ragueb Ahmed, Ulrich Wehnert 127–142
- 143–146 Spotlight vi: The role of global networks in settings beyond ODA – the example of the Global Alliances for Social Protection Nora Sieverding Nora Sieverding 143–146
- 147–148 Spotlight vii: Building entrepreneurial communities and enabling innovation for sustainable development worldwide – the Impact Hub network Semih Boyaci Semih Boyaci 147–148
- 149–164 Dialogue 7: The role of South-South and triangular cooperation in contexts beyond ODA Orria Goni Delzangles, Nadine Piefer-Söyler, Martín Rivero Illa, Rita Walraf Orria Goni Delzangles, Nadine Piefer-Söyler, Martín Rivero Illa, Rita Walraf 149–164
- 165–166 Spotlight viii: Scaling up South-South and triangular cooperation through digital technologies – the UN’s South-South Galaxy as an example of knowledge sharing Shams Banihani Shams Banihani 165–166
- 167–186 Conclusions and outlook Ulrich Müller, Carolina de la Lastra, Juliane Kolsdorf Ulrich Müller, Carolina de la Lastra, Juliane Kolsdorf 167–186
- 187–196 Bibliography 187–196
- 197–211 About the authors and contributors 197–211
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Transforming International Cooperation , page 167 - 186

Conclusions and outlook

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Ulrich Müller Carolina de la Lastra Juliane Kolsdorf

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/9783748908388-167
- ISBN print: 978-3-8487-6717-5
- ISBN online: 978-3-7489-0838-8
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