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SUMMARY 1....................................................................................................................................................

PARTONE:OPPORTUNITIESANDCHALLENGES 4...........................................................................................

PREAMBLE 4...................................................................................................................................................

DEVELOPMENTCOOPERATION:PRESENTANDFUTURE 5.............................................................................

THEUNIQUEROLEOFTHEMONITORINGFRAMEWORK 8.............................................................................

PARTTWO:OURSHAREDPURPOSE 9............................................................................................................

VISION 9..........................................................................................................................................................

PRINCIPLESANDCOMMITMENTS 9...............................................................................................................

Principle2.FocusonResults 13...................................................................................................................

Principle3.Inclusivepartnerships 14............................................................................................................

Principle4.TransparencyandAccountability 17..........................................................................................

PARTTHREE:APLATFORMFORACTION 22....................................................................................................

MANDATEANDWORKINGARRANGEMENTS 22.............................................................................................

OURAPPRECIATION 23...................................................................................................................................

ANNEXES 24....................................................................................................................................................

ANNEX2.FINDINGSFROMSECONDMONITORINGROUND 32......................................................................

ANNEX3.GLOBALPARTNERSHIPINITIATIVES 33............................................................................................


SUMMARY1. We,theparWcipantsofthesecondHigh-LevelMeeWngoftheGlobalPartnershipforEffecWve

DevelopmentCooperaWon,arecommi]edtoeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonasameanstoachievetheuniversalandinter-relatedSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs).WemetinNairobi,Kenya,on28November-1December2016toreaffirmthespiritofpartnershipinwhichwerecognizedourunityofpurpose,inter-dependenceandrespecWveresponsibiliWes.

2. WebelievethateffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWoncanarisefrominclusion,trustandinnovaWon,foundedonrespectbyallpartnersfortheuseofnaWonalstrategiesandcountryresultsframeworks.

3. Theuniversalityofthe2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopmentmeansthatthedonor-recipientrelaWonshipsofthepasthavebeenreplacedbyapproachesthatviewallasequalandinterdependentpartnersindevelopment.TheGlobalPartnershipchampionsthisapproach,andseekstomaximizetheeffecWvenessandimpactofallformsofcooperaWonfordevelopment.Wedothisinpartnershiptoachievethebroadvisionofpeople,planet,prosperityandpeace.

4. OurvisionisconsistentwithagreedinternaWonalcommitmentsonenvironmentalsustainability,humanrights,decentwork,genderequalityandtheeliminaWonofallformsofdiscriminaWon.

5. OurMonitoringFrameworkisauniqueinstrumentformutualaccountability.WewillconWnuetouseittomonitorimplementaWonofourcommitmentsthroughcountry-ledandcountry-basedprocesses.ThismonitoringwillcontributedirectlytotheUnitedNaWonsHigh-LevelPoliWcalForumfollow-upandreviewoftheimplementaWonoftheSDGs.Wewillevolveandstrengthenourmonitoringtodeepenmutuallearning,mutualbenefitandmutualaccountability.

6. Todeliveronthisvision,wewillcollecWvelyandindividuallytakeurgentacWoninlinewithourfourprinciplesthatareapplicabletoallpartners–ownershipofdevelopmentprioriWesbydevelopingcountries,focusonresults,inclusivedevelopmentpartnerships,andtransparencyandaccountability.

7. WeembracethediversitythatunderpinsourpartnershipandrecognizethecomplementarycontribuWonsofall.WhileourprinciplesandcommitmentsarecommontoallmembersoftheGlobalPartnership,eachpartnerwilldeliveronitsrespecWvecommitments,specifictotheirconsWtuency.

8. WereaffirmallpreviouscommitmentstakenattheHighLevelForaforAidEffecWvenessinParis(2005),Accra(2008),Busan(2011)andtheGPEDCHighLevelMeeWnginMexicoCity(2014).WecommittoenergizetheimplementaWonofcommitmentsandtheGlobalPartnershipwithapledgeofleavingnoonebehind.

9. ToaccelerateprogressinourjointcommitmentswewillstrengthencountryownershipofdevelopmentprioriWes.Wewill:

a. workwithparliamentstoimprovetheirscruWnyofalldevelopmentcooperaWon;WewillempowerlocalgovernmentstolocalizetheSDGs,andsupportcommuniWestointeractwiththem;

b. developandsupporttransparent,accountableandinclusivenaWonaldevelopmentstrategies,andencouragealignmentofallpartnerstothosestrategieswherefeasible;and

c. strengthenandusecountrysystems,improveharmonizaWonofprovidersofdevelopmentcooperaWon,andsupporttheinclusionoflocalbusinesssectorandcivilsocietyinprocurementprocesses.

10. Tostrengthenfocusonresults,wewill:� 1


a. furtherdevelop,supportandusecountry-levelresultsframeworks,andprogressivelyadaptresultsframeworkstoreflectthetargetsandindicatorsoftheSDGs,andmakeresultsdatapubliclyavailable;and

b. furtherdevelop,supportandusenaWonalstaWsWcalsystems,andgeneratedisaggregateddatatoreportonprogress.

11. Topromoteinclusivedevelopmentpartnerships,wewill:

a. increaseoureffortstoensureanenablingenvironmentforallpartners,includingparliaments,localgovernments,civilsociety,thebusinesssector,philanthropyandtradeunions,andwillsupportcountry-levelplamormsforcollaboraWon;

b. fosterenablingpolicyenvironmentsforthebusinesssectortosupportresponsible,inclusiveandsustainablebusinesspracWces,andsupportstructureddialogueandpartnershiptopromotetheseapproaches;

c. supportcivilsocietytoplayitsfullroleasanindependentdevelopmentactorinitsownright,andtoensureitsownoperaWonsareaseffecWveaspossible;and

d. workwithphilanthropytomaximizetheirspecificcontribuWontosustainabledevelopment,includingthroughpublic-philanthropicpartnerships.

12. Tostrengthentransparencyandaccountabilitytoeachother,wewill:

a. improvepublicaWonofopendataondevelopmentcooperaWon,andsupporttheuseofthisdatabyallrelevantstakeholders;

b. updatemutualaccountabilityarrangementsatcountryleveltoincludeallrelevantdevelopmentpartners,inaninclusiveandtransparentmanner;

c. improvethecapacityoflocalauthoriWesandparliamentstoprovidetransparentinformaWontociWzensontheuseofresources;and

d. supportthebusinesssectortoadopttransparentandaccountablemanagementsystemsofpublicandprivatefunds,andtoaccountforthesocial,environmentalandeconomicimpactsofitsvaluechain.

13. Wearecommi]edtoensuringthatnooneislenbehindbythedevelopmentprocessandbydevelopmentcooperaWonspecifically.

14. Wewillinvestinscience,technologyandinnovaWonasadriverofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon.

15. Wewillsupportfragileandconflict-affectedcountriestoaccesstheresourcesandpartnershipsneededtoadvancespecificdevelopmentprioriWes.BuildingontheNewDealforEngagementinFragileStates,wewillworktoenhanceengagementbetweendevelopment,peacebuilding,securityandhumanitarianpartnersandefforts.Wewillpromotepeerlearningbetweenfragileandconflict-affectedenvironments.

16. Werecognizethatwomen’sandgirls’rights,genderequalityandtheempowermentofwomenandgirlsarebothastand-alonegoalandacross-cupngissuetoachievingsustainabledevelopment.WewillaccelerateeffortstoachievetheseaimsbydeepeningmulW-stakeholderpartnershipsandtrackingresourceallocaWonsfortheseaims,strengtheningcapacityforgenderresponsivebudgeWngandplanningandtheparWcipaWonofwomen’sorganisaWons.

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17. Wereiterateourcommitmenttoinvestinthedevelopmentofchildrenandyouth.WewillurgentlyimprovereporWngonchild-focuseddevelopmentcooperaWonanddomesWcresources,andstrengthencapacityforyouthtoparWcipateinaccountabilityexercises.

18. WerecognizethespecificissuesfacingMiddleIncomeCountries(MICs)andwillensurethatdevelopmentcooperaWonaddressesthese.WewillalsopromoteeffecWveSouth-SouthCooperaWonandTriangularCooperaWon.

19. Wewillfurtherimproveourwaysofworkingtogether,toofferavoicetoallstakeholdersinthespiritofpartnership.Inordertodoso,wewill:

a. broadenourpartnershiptoincludeallinterestedstakeholders;

b. supporteffecWvecooperaWonatcountrylevel,includingthroughinclusivecountry-levelpartnerships;

c. improvethepracWcaluWlityofregionalmechanismsandplamorms,andmakebe]eruseoftheexperienceofGlobalPartnershipIniWaWves;

d. placedemand-drivenknowledgesharingandlearningattheheartofourwork,includingthroughbringingtogethercommuniWesofpracWcetofindsoluWonstospecificchallenges;and

e. conWnuetoupdateourgoverningarrangementstoensurethatallpartnersareheardandcansteertheworkoftheGlobalPartnership.

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PARTONE:OPPORTUNITIESANDCHALLENGES

PREAMBLE

1. We,HeadsofStateandGovernment;ministersandhighrepresentaWvesofdevelopinganddevelopedcountries;aswellasheadsofmulWlateralandbilateraldevelopmentagencies,financialandregionaldevelopmentinsWtuWons;parliaments;localgovernments;representaWvesofthebusinesssector;civilsociety;tradeunionsandphilanthropy,metinNairobi,Kenya,totakestockoftheimplementaWonofprinciplesandcommitmentsofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon,andtoshapehowexisWngandnewdevelopmentpartnerscanworktogethereffecWvelytoacceleratetherealizaWonofsustainabledevelopment,includingthe2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopment.

2. ThisNairobiHighLevelMeeWngbuildsonoureffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWoncommitmentsthatweherebyreaffirmandthatareembodiedintheRomeDeclaraWononHarmonisaWon(2003),theParisDeclaraWononAidEffecWveness(2005),theAccraAgendaforAcWon(2008),theFourthHigh-LevelForumonAidEffecWvenessinBusan(2011),wheretheGlobalPartnershipforEffecWveDevelopmentCo-operaWon(hereaner‘TheGlobalPartnership’)wasestablished;andtheCommuniquéoftheFirstHigh-LevelMeeWngoftheGlobalPartnershipinMexicoCity(2014).

3. Wemetinaspiritofinclusionandsolidarity,andheldfruimuldiscussionsontheprogressandchallengesforeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon,andtheGlobalPartnership’scontribuWontorealizingthe2030Agenda.WenotedtheimportanceofNorth-South,South-SouthandTriangularCooperaWon;thebusinesssector;roleofcivilsociety;genderequalityandtheempowermentofwomenandgirls;theeconomicempowermentofyouth;LeavingNoOneBehind;andunleashingthepowerofpartnerships.

4. WerecognizethesignificantprogressmadeintheimplementaWonoftheMillenniumDevelopmentGoals.Theseincludereducingthelevelsofextremepoverty,diseaseandhunger,andreducinggenderdispariWesinprimaryeducaWonenrollmentandpoliWcalparWcipaWon.Wenotethatprogresshasbeenslowandunevenwithinandbetweencountries.WebelievethateffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonisinourcommoninterestthoughlevelsofpovertyandinequalityremainhigh,especiallyinAfrica,leastdevelopedcountries,landlockeddevelopingcountries,small-islanddevelopingstates,countriesaffectedbyconflictandfragility.Therearealsoseriouschallengeswithinmanymiddle-incomecountries.

5. Exposuretorisksandtheinabilitytocopewiththeseriousadverseeffectsofclimatechange;globaleconomicandsocialshocks;shrinkingcivicspace;thedigitaldivideandthedivideinscience,technologyandinnovaWon;theyouthbulge;persistentgenderinequalityandpervasiveviolenceanddiscriminaWonagainstwomenandgirls;thechallengesfacedbypeoplelivingwithdisability;unemployment,underemploymentandnon-resilientlivelihoods;migraWonchallenges;physicalinsecurityandviolence;andthethreatofterrorismarepartofoursharedrealityandmustbeaddressedthroughpartnership.

6. AtthesameWme,werecognizetheopportuniWesthatcomewithappropriatepoliciesforfosteringscience,technologyandinnovaWon;promoWngtheruleoflawandensuringequalaccesstojusWceforall;advancingwomen’sempowerment;andharnessingthegainsthatcancomefromthedemographicdividendthroughimprovedpoliciesforyouthemployment,educaWonandhealth.

7. ThiswastheGlobalPartnership’sfirstHigh-LevelMeeWnganergovernmentsoftheworld–withthesupportofalldevelopmentpartners-adoptedthe2030Agenda;theSendaiFrameworkforDisaster

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RiskReducWon;theAddisAbabaAcWonAgenda;theParisAgreementanditssubsequententryintoforce;thePoliWcalDeclaraWonontheoccasionofthe20thAnniversaryoftheFourthWorldConferenceonWomen;andtheNewUrbanAgenda.ItwasalsothefirstmeeWnganertheWorldHumanitarianSummit.WestronglybelievethattheprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon—countryownershipofdevelopmentprioriWesbypartnercountries;focusonresults;inclusivedevelopmentpartnerships;andtransparencyandmutualaccountability—areconsistentwithouragreedinternaWonalcommitmentsonhumanrights,decentwork,genderequality,environmentalsustainabilityanddisability.ThesearecriWcalmeansofimplementaWonfortherealizaWonofthe2030Agenda.

8. Weareinspiredbythe2030Agenda.ThisisanambiWous,andtransformaWveplanofacWonforeradicaWngpovertyinallitsforms.Wenotethatthe2030Agendacallsforallcountriesandallstakeholderstoactinpartnershiptoimplementit.ItalsoencouragesallcountriestoundertakeadjustmenttonaWonalgoals,policiesandinsWtuWonalarrangements.

9. WereaffirminparWcularthe2030Agenda’spledgetoleavenoonebehindasaphilosophythatimbuesourworkandrecognizethatdevelopmentcooperaWonmustleaveno-onebehindtobeeffecWve.Wefurtherrecognizethattrust-building,acWonandbehaviormustbeconsciousandexplicitelementsofthissharedendeavour.HereinNairobi,we,representaWvesofalldevelopmentpartnerspledgeourselvestothiscause.

10. Theuniversalityofthe2030Agendameansthatdonor-recipientrelaWonshipsmustviewallasequalandinterdependentpartnersindevelopment.TheGlobalPartnershiphasalwayschampionedthisapproach.Tothisend,werecognizedevelopmentpartnercountriesthatreceivesupport,developmentpartnercountriesthatprovidesupport,anddevelopmentpartnercountriesthatbothprovideandreceivesupport.InthespiritandpracWceofinclusion,wefurtherrecognizethelargeanddiversearrayofpartnersindevelopmentthatalready,andmayinthefuture,contributetoeffecWvedevelopmentbasedontheirrespecWveassetsandcapabiliWes.

11. WerecognizetheAddisAbabaAcWonAgendaasanintegralpartofthe2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopment,whichsupports,complementsandhelpstocontextualizethe2030Agenda’smeansofimplementaWontargets.WeacknowledgethatthenewAgendarequires—interalia—effecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonandinclusivemulW-stakeholderpartnerships.

12. WetakecognizanceoftheIstanbulProgrammeofAcWonforLeast-DevelopedCountries,theViennaProgrammeofAcWonforLandlockedDevelopingCountries,andtheSmallIslandDevelopingStatesAcceleratedModaliWesofAcWon(SAMOA)Pathway.WewillworkinaccordancewiththeNewDealforEngagementinFragileStates.WereiterateourcommitmenttoapplytheprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonadaptedtoeachstakeholder’scapabiliWesandambiWonsinordertoreflecteachconsWtuent’smodaliWesanduniquecontribuWontoacceleraterealizaWonofthe2030Agenda.

DEVELOPMENTCOOPERATION:PRESENTANDFUTURE

13. WerecognizethatthedevelopmentcooperaWonlandscapehaschangedsignificantlyoverthelastdecade.Today,developmentcooperaWonentailsabroadareaofinternaWonalacWonfeaturingseveralfinancialandnon-financialmodaliWes,includingfinancialtransfers,capacity-building,technologydevelopmentandtransferonvoluntaryandmutuallyagreedterms,policychange(forexample,toensurecoherenceofdomesWcpoliciesandhelptoaddressglobalsystemicissues)andmulW-stakeholderpartnerships.

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14. The2030Agendarequiresanimprovementinthequality,quanWtyanddiversityofassetsandresourcesifwearetoachievetheSDGsandleaveno-onebehind.Centraltothisuniversalagendaisachangeinoutlookandbehavior,whereinter-dependencedrivescollaboraWon.

15. Werecognizethatsustained,inclusiveandsustainableeconomicgrowth,supportedbysoundmacroeconomicpolicies,andanenablingenvironmentatalllevels,areofparamountimportancetorealisethe2030Agenda.Thisis,firstandforemost,drivenbydomesWcresources.ThemobilizaWonandeffecWveuseofdomesWcresourcesinsupportnaWonaldevelopmentprioriWesandthe2030AgendaiscriWcalforsustainablelong-term,country-owned,development.WeunderscorethatsustainabledomesWcresourcegrowthisfirstandforemostgeneratedbydiversifiedandinclusiveeconomicacWvitysupportedbyanenablingenvironment.Weacknowledgethatthisis,inpart,enabledbyauniversal,rules-based,open,transparent,predictable,inclusive,non-discriminatoryandequitablemulWlateraltradingsystem.

16. Wea]achhighimportancetothepursuitofsustainabledevelopmentthroughthebusinesssector.Weviewthechallengetoleaveno-onebehindasanopportunityforprivatecapitaltoincreaseprosperityandraisepublicrevenue,drivedownthecostofaccesstogoodsandservices,andpromotesustained,inclusiveandsustainableeconomicgrowth,includingthroughthedigitaleconomy.Dialogueandpartnershipbetweengovernment,thebusinesssector,workerrepresentaWvesandotherstakeholders,canmakethispossible.WethereforeacknowledgetheimportanceofcollaboraWontocreateanenablingenvironmentfortheformalandinformalbusinesssectorsinallcountries.Thisistobecomplementedbytrust-buildingandstepstakenbythebusinesssectortowardsresponsiblebusiness,includingthroughrespectforinternaWonally-agreedlabourandenvironmentalstandards.

17. Wewelcomethesignificantfinancialandnon-financialcontribuWonphilanthropyhasmadetowardssustainabledevelopment.Weacknowledgethatthisis,inpart,madepossiblebyaconduciveenablingenvironmentforphilanthropy,includinginlegal,fiscalandregulatoryterms.

18. Werecognisetheimportanceofcivilsocietyinsustainabledevelopmentandinleavingnoonebehind;inengagingwithgovernmentstoupholdtheircommitments;andinbeingdevelopmentactorsintheirownright.WearedeterminedtoreversethetrendofshrinkingofcivicspacewhereveritistakingplaceandtobuildaposiWveenvironmentforsustainabledevelopment,peacefulsocieWes,accountablegovernance,andachievementoftheSDGsandthe2030Agenda.WecommittoacceleraWngprogressinprovidinganenablingenvironmentforcivilsociety,includinginlegalandregulatoryterms,inlinewithinternaWonallyagreedrights.Inthiscontext,weencourageinclusivemulW-stakeholderdialogueatcountrylevels,supportedbycapacitybuildingmeasures.

19. Wefurtherrecognizethatgenderequality,women’sempowermentandwomen’sfullandequalparWcipaWoninleadershipintheeconomy,includingthedigitaleconomy,arevitaltoachievesustainabledevelopmentandsignificantlyenhanceeconomicgrowthandproducWvity.WewillpromotesocialinclusioninourdomesWcpoliciesandpromoteandenforcenon-discriminatorylaws,socialinfrastructureandpoliciesforsustainabledevelopment,aswellasenablewomen’sfullandequalparWcipaWonintheeconomy,andtheirequalaccesstodecision-makingprocessandleadership.WefurthercommittoredressvulnerabilityandlackofprotecWonstopromotedecentwork.

20. WerecognizetheAddisTaxIniWaWveasawaytoboostdomesWcresourcemobilizaWon,andcallondevelopmentpartnersprovidingandreceivingdevelopmentsupportandotherofficialflowstoassociatethemselveswiththisiniWaWve.WewelcomethereportenWtled‘EnhancingtheEffecWvenessofExternalSupportinBuildingTaxCapacityinDevelopingCountries’foreffecWve

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technicalassistanceinsupportoftaxreformspreparedbyIMF,OECD,UnitedNaWonsandWorldBankunderthePlamormforCollaboraWononTax.Wewelcometheongoingefforts,includingtheworkoftheGlobalForumonTransparencyandExchangeofInformaWonforTaxPurposes.WetakeintoaccounttheworkoftheOECDfortheGroupof20onbaseerosionandprofitshining.

21. WerecognizethatinternaWonalmigraWonrequirescoherentandcomprehensivepolicyframeworksthatpromotesafe,regularandorderlymigraWonbasedontherightsofallrefugeesandmigrants.ThesecanenablecountriestoopWmizethepotenWalofrefugeeandmigrantcontribuWonstosocialandeconomicdevelopmentintheirhostcountries,intransit,intheircountriesoforigin,andglobally,asreferredtointheNewYorkDeclaraWonforRefugeesandMigrants,adoptedinSeptember2016.Wenotetheneedtoaddressthedriversoflargemovementsofrefugeesandmigrantsasstatedinparagraph37oftheDeclaraWon,aswellasofmakingmigraWonachoiceandnotanecessity,asstatedinparagraph43.

22. WeemphasizethatthequalityandquanWtyofdevelopmentcooperaWonisimportantforinclusiveandsustainableeconomicgrowththatalsoaddressessocialandenvironmentalimpacts.Inthisregard,westresstheimportanceofpromoWngqualityinfrastructureinvestment,includingdigitalinfrastructure,for—interalia—economicefficiencyinviewoflifecyclecosts,safety,resilience,decentjobcreaWon,capacitybuilding,andtransferofexperWseandknow-how.

23. AnimportantuseofinternaWonalpublicfinance,includingODA,istocatalyseaddiWonalresourcemobilizaWonfromothersources,publicandprivate.ItcansupportimprovedtaxcollecWonandhelptostrengthendomesWcenablingenvironmentsandbuildessenWalpublicservices.ItcanalsobeusedtounlockaddiWonalfinancethroughblendedorpooledfinancingandriskmiWgaWon,notablyforinfrastructureandotherinvestmentsthatsupportprivatesectordevelopment.ProvidersofODAreaffirmtheirrespecWveODAcommitments,includingthecommitmentbymanydevelopedcountriestoachievethetargetof0.7percentofODA/GNIand0.15to0.20percentofODA/GNItoleastdevelopedcountries.

24. WereaffirmtheimportanceofmeeWnginfullexisWngcommitmentsunderinternaWonalconvenWons,includingonclimatechangeandrelatedglobalchallenges.Werecognizethatfundingfromallsources,includingpublicandprivate,bilateralandmulWlateral,aswellasalternaWvesourcesoffinance,willneedtobesteppedupforinvestmentsinmanyareasincludingforlow-carbonandclimateresilientdevelopment.Werecognizethat,inthecontextofmeaningfulmiWgaWonacWonsandtransparencyonimplementaWon,developedcountriescommi]edtoagoalofmobilizingjointlyUS$100billionayearby2020fromawidevarietyofsourcestoaddresstheneedsofdevelopingcountries.

25. PartnersinSouth-SouthCooperaWonvalueprinciplesofrespectfornaWonalsovereignty,naWonalownershipandindependence,equality,non-condiWonality,demand-drivensupport,noninterferenceindomesWcaffairsandmutualbenefit.WeunderlinetheimportanceandpotenWalofSouth-SouthCooperaWonasanincreasinglypotentfeatureofinternaWonalcooperaWonfordevelopment.ItsscopeandvarietypresentsopportuniWestotacklethechallengesofthe2030Agenda,parWcularlyinleast-developedcountriesandotherpartnercountries.ItisalsounderpinnedbyprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWoninaccordancewiththe2009NairobiOutcomeDocumentoftheHigh-LevelUnitedNaWonsConferenceonSouth-SouthCooperaWon.TheapplicaWonoftheseprinciples,adaptedtotheparWcularcontextandmodaliWesofeachpartner,canhelptoincreasethequalityandimpactofSouth-SouthdevelopmentcooperaWoninallitsforms.

26. WenotethatSouth-SouthCooperaWonisademonstraWonofsolidarityamongdevelopingcountriesandanincreasinglyimportantfeatureofinternaWonaldevelopmentarchitecture,which

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complements,anddoesnotsubsWtuteNorth-SouthcooperaWon.WeencouragedevelopmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupporttovoluntarilystepuptheireffortstostrengthentheroleofSouth-SouthCooperaWonintheimplementaWonofthe2030Agenda.WeappreciateongoingeffortsmadebySouthernpartnerstoenhancetheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentcooperaWoninaccordancewiththe2009NairobiOutcome,includingbyconWnuingtoincreaseaccountabilityandtransparency.Wewelcomeongoingeffortstobe]ermanageandincreasethequalityandimpactofSouth-SouthCooperaWon.Welookforwardtothe40thanniversaryofthe1978BuenosAiresPlanofAcWonasanopportunitytofurtherstrengtheneffecWveSouth-SouthdevelopmentcooperaWon.

27. WeacknowledgethatTriangularCooperaWonofferspracWcalmodaliWesthatcanpromoteinclusivepartnershipsfortheSDGs.TriangularCooperaWon,likeothermodesofcooperaWon,placestheroleandwillofpartnercountriesreceivingsupportatthecentre,whileprovidinganopportunitytobringtogetheradiversityofexperience,lessonsandassetsfromsouthernandnorthernpartners,aswellasfrommulWlateral,regional,bilateraldevelopmentandfinancialinsWtuWons.Assuch,wenotethatTriangularCooperaWonledbyhostcountriesandbetweendifferentcombinaWonsofpartnershasenormouspotenWaltopromotemutualaccountability,mutualbenefitsandmutuallearning.

28. WerecognizethatMiddleIncomeCountries(MICS)canplayaparWcularlyimportantroleintheprovisionofregionalandglobalpublicgoodssuchasbiodiversityandclimatestability.EffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonshouldtakethisintoconsideraWonandsupportMICsintheireffortstoprotecttheseregionalandglobalpublicgoodstoreduceinstabilityandinternaWonalrisksforall.

29. WestressthegrowingimportanceofFragile-to-FragileCooperaWonbetweenstatesaffectedbyconflictorfragilityinpromoWngpeerpeace-buildingandstatebuildingassistance.Wewelcometheworkoftheg7+inthisareaanditspotenWaltocontributetotheadvancementoftheSDGs,parWcularlyGoal16:PeaceandJusWce.

THEUNIQUEROLEOFTHEMONITORINGFRAMEWORK

30. TheGlobalPartnershipMonitoringFrameworkisthemaininstrumentfortheGlobalPartnershipthatsupportstheglobalfollow-upandreviewoftheimplementaWonoftheSDGsattheUnitedNaWonsHigh-LevelPoliWcalForum(HLPF).ThiscontribuWonisexplicitlyreflectedin,andwillinform,themeasurementofTarget17.16. TheMonitoringFrameworkwillcomplementandnotduplicatethe1

follow-upandreviewprocesses,andindicators,ofthe2030Agenda,theSDGs,ortheAddisAbabaAcWonAgenda.

31. TheprimaryuWlityofmonitoringtheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentcooperaWonisatthecountrylevel,wheregovernment-ledprocessescanusemonitoringexercisestoensurethatdevelopmentcooperaWonobservesoursharedprinciplesandrealiseourrespecWvecommitments.PreparaWonandconductofthemonitoringroundsisoneofthekeycontribuWonsoftheOrganisaWonforEconomicCooperaWonandDevelopment(OECD)andtheUnitedNaWonsDevelopmentProgramme(UNDP)totheGlobalPartnership.TheevidencethatisproducedbytheMonitoringFrameworkcanstrengthencommitmentstoeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon.InternaWonalorganisaWons,thebusinesssector,localgovernments,civilsocietyandallthepartnerswhoareengagedcansimilarlybenefit,astheMonitoringFrameworkhelpstobuildmutualaccountability,mutualbenefitand

“EnhancetheGlobalPartnershipforSustainableDevelopment,complementedbymulW-stakeholderpartnerships1

thatmobilizeandshareknowledge,experWse,technologyandfinancialresources,tosupporttheachievementoftheSustainableDevelopmentGoalsinallcountries,inparWculardevelopingcountries.”TheframeworkalsocontributestothemeasurementofSDGIndicators5.1.cand17.15.1.

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mutuallearning.ThisiswhywebelievethattheMonitoringFrameworkcanchangepracWcesandbehaviorindevelopmentpartnerships.

32. Wetakenoteofthefindingsofthe2016MonitoringReportoftheGlobalPartnership,‘MakingDevelopmentCooperaWonMoreEffecWve.’ThisistheonlyreportofitskindthatmeasurestheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentcooperaWoninacomprehensivemanner,andwillinformfollow-upandreviewofSDGs5and17.The2016roundenjoyedrecordlevelsofparWcipaWon.Annex2providesasummaryofthefindingsthatinformedtherestofthisOutcomeDocument.

PARTTWO:OURSHAREDPURPOSE

VISION

ThevisionoftheGlobalPartnershipistomaximizetheeffecNvenessofallformsofcooperaNonfordevelopmentforthesharedbenefitsofpeople,planet,prosperityandpeace.

PRINCIPLESANDCOMMITMENTS

33. Basedontheprevailingglobalcontextandlearningfromthefindingsofthe2016monitoringround,were-dedicateourselvestothefourprinciplesoftheGlobalPartnership.Weendorsethefollowingcommitments,whichwillenableustosustainpoliWcalmomentumandpracWcalacWonforeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWontowardsthesuccessfulimplementaWonofthe2030Agenda.

34. ThefourprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonprovidetheunderlyingunityofpurposethatdrivestheworkoftheGlobalPartnership.WebelievethattheyoffervaluetoallstakeholdersirrespecWveoftheircharacterandrole.

35. WerecognisethatmuchremainstobedonetofulfillthecommitmentsmadeintheParisDeclaraWononAidEffecWvenessandtheAccraAcWonAgenda,despitetheirconWnuedrelevancetotheevolvingeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonagenda.Thoseofuswhoendorsedthoseagreementsrenewtheirfullcommitmenttoachievethisunfinishedbusiness,withparWcularreferencetotherelevantpolicycommitmentsidenWfiedinthecurrentmonitoringframeworkthatwereiniWatedinParisandAccra.WewilldevelopWme-boundacWonplansinrelaWontothesecommitments.

Principle1.OwnershipofdevelopmentprioriNesbypartnersreceivingsupport

36. WereaffirmthateachcountryhasprimaryresponsibilityforitsowneconomicandsocialdevelopmentandthattheroleofnaWonalpoliciesanddevelopmentstrategiescannotbeoveremphasized.WerecognizethecentralityofinclusivenaWonalpoliciesanddevelopmentstrategiesastheguidingstrategicframeworksforallpartners,whileremainingconsistentwithrelevantinternaWonalrulesandcommitments.

37. Webelievethatcountrydevelopmentstrategiesandprocesses,atvariouslevels,shouldbedeveloped,implemented,monitoredandevaluatedinatransparentandaccountablemanner.Wenotewithconcern,however,theslowprogressmadebysomedevelopmentpartnersprovidingsupportwithalignmenttonaWonaldevelopmentstrategies,planningprocessesandbudgeWngsystemsofcountriesreceivingsupport.ThisincludesnaWonalacWonsplansongenderequalityandtheempowermentofwomen.

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38. WewillsupportanenablingenvironmentnecessaryforadiversityofinnovaWon,includingthroughtheapplicaWonoftradiWonalknowledgeofindigenouspeoplesthatcancontributetonaWonaldevelopmentobjecWves.InclusionofalltheassetsavailabletoasocietyisasimportanttocompleWngtheunfinishedbusinessofdevelopmentcooperaWonasitistotacklingnewandemergingchallenges.

39. WewilldevelopcapaciWesforournaWonaltaxauthoriWes,enhanceaccountabilitymechanismsforbusinessesandfinancialinsWtuWons,eliminategenderbiasintaxsystems,andtohelpcombatillicitfinancialflows.WewillstrivetoeliminatesafehavensthatcreateincenWvesfortransferabroadofstolenassetsandillicitfinancialflows.

40. WewillpromoteinnovaWonsthatcanreducetheaveragetransacWoncostofmigrantremi]ancesby2030tolessthanthreepercentoftheamounttransferred,andtoensurethatnoremi]ancecorridorrequireschargeshigherthanfivepercentby2030,mindfuloftheneedtomaintainadequateservicecoverage,especiallyforthosemostinneed.

NaNonalgovernments

41. Developmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupportcommitto:

a. developorstrengtheneffecWve,inclusivenaWonally-owneddevelopmentstrategiestoimplementthe2030Agenda,planningandbudgeWngsystemsandprocesses,consideringourcommitmentstodevelopambiWousresponsestotheSDGs;

b. exerciseaccountable,strongleadershipandinclusiveownershipofthenaWonaldevelopmentagendaandconductthoroughtransparentandregularconsultaWonswithrelevantstakeholders,whereapplicable,inordertoimprovetheeffecWvenessofspendingandfinancialmanagement.SpecificeffortswillbemadetoensureparWcipaWonofwomenrights’organisaWonsandofmarginalizedcommuniWesandgroups;

c. monitorandensure,inacWvepartnershipwithparliamentsandcivilsociety,thatsupportofdevelopmentpartnersfallswithintheambitofthenaWonalpolicyanddevelopmentstrategyprioriWes,andreflectsciWzens’prioriWesandneeds;

d. publishregular,WmelyanddetailedinformaWononnaWonalandlocalgovernmentbudgets,budgetexecuWonreportsandrelatedauditsandmakeitaccessibletothepublic;

e. strengthencountrysystems,includingnaWonalpublicfinancialmanagementandprocurementsystems;

f. promotecivilsocietyspacetoparWcipatein,andmonitor,developmentpoliciesandprogrammes,andtoevaluatedevelopmentprogressbythegovernmentandotherstakeholders;

g. engageinsocialdialoguewiththebusinesssectorandtradeunionstoincreasetheirroletowardssustainabledevelopment;and

h. encourageinnovaWonsinciWzen-leddatagatheringandreporWng,bywomen’sgroups,theyouthandotherpartnersincivilsociety.

42. Developmentpartnersprovidingsupportcommitto:

a. implementmeasureswithintheirowninsWtuWonsthatcancontributetoanenablingenvironmentfordevelopmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupporttorealisetheSDGs;

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b. makedevelopmentcooperaWonmorepredictablebyprovidingregularandWmelyinformaWononthree-to-fiveyears’indicaWveforwardexpenditureand/orimplementaWonplansasagreedintheAccraAgendaforAcWon;

c. assistdevelopmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupporttowardsinclusiveownershipandleadershipoftheirdevelopmentagendasatnaWonalandlocalgovernmentlevels;

d. accelerateprogressinalignmentwithnaWonalpolicies,developmentstrategiesanduseofnaWonalpublicfinancialmanagementsystemsandprocesses;

e. jointlysupportnaWonally-ledprogrammesinordertoreducefragmentaWoninavoluntary,flexible,inclusiveandcontext-specificmanner;

f. providecapacitybuildingandtechnicalassistanceforpublicfinancialmanagementandprocurementsystemswhereneededandinconsultaWonwithdevelopmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupport;

g. accelerateuntyingofaid,andpromotedevelopmentcooperaWonthatsupportslocalbusinessesthroughoutthesupplychain;

h. supportcapacitydevelopmentofnaWonalbusinesssectorsandcivilsocietytofullyparWcipateinnaWonalandinternaWonalprocurement,whileadheringto,andrespecWnginternaWonalcommitments,includingthoseonenvironmentandlabour,andpeacefulandinclusivesocieWes;

i. supportnaWonally-ledengagementwithalldevelopmentpartners,includingcivilsocietyorganisaWonssuchaswomen’srightsandlabourorganisaWons,andmarginalizedcommuniWes,toengagemeaningfullyinplanning,budgeWngandmonitoringdevelopmentstrategiesandplans;and

j. accelerateprogressinaligningbilateraldevelopmentcooperaWontheinclusivenaWonaldevelopmentstrategiesandplanningprocessesofpartnercountriesreceivingsupport.

Parliaments

43. WeacknowledgetheessenWalroleofnaWonalparliamentsthroughenactmentoflegislaWonandadopWonofbudgetsrelatedtothe2030Agenda.WefurtheracknowledgethecentralroleofparliamentsinensuringoversightandaccountabilityfortheeffecWveimplementaWonofnaWonalandinternaWonalcommitments,includingpublic-privatepartnerships.WewillstrengthenthecapacityofparliamentsastheprincipalinsWtuWonsofrepresentaWon,legislaWonandoversight.


a. submitnaWonalaidordevelopmentcooperaWonpoliciesandinformaWontoparliamentforreview;

b. presentprogressreportsontheimplementaWonofthepolicies/programstotheirrespecWveparliamentsannually,whereapplicable;and

c. shareinformaWonwithparliaments,topromoteandsupporttheirfullparWcipaWoninprocessesfordevelopingandreviewingpoliciesandmodaliWesfordevelopmentcooperaWon.


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a. ensurethatdevelopmentpoliciesandtheirimplementaWonaresupportedandscruWnizedbyparliaments;

b. presentprogressreportsontheimplementaWonofpoliciesandprogrammestotheirrespecWveparliamentsannually,whereapplicable;

c. shareinformaWonwithourownparliamentsandpromoteandsupporttheirfullparWcipaWoninprocessesfordevelopingandreviewingkeypoliciesrelatedtodevelopmentcooperaWon;and

d. WorkwithParliamenttopromotepredictabilityincommitmentsanddisbursementofdevelopmentsupport.

Localgovernments

46. WerecognizetheimportanceoflocalgovernmentsinstrengtheningtherelaWonshipbetweenciWzenswithgovernment,thebusinesssectorandotherstakeholders,andensuringthelocalizaWonoftheSDGsandthe2030Agenda.

47. Therefore,wecommitto:

a. strengthenthecapacityoflocalgovernmentstoenablethemtoassumefullytheirrolesinservicedelivery,enhancingparWcipaWonandaccountabilityatthelocallevel;

b. includelocalgovernmentsinconsultaWonsregardingdevelopmentstrategiestolocalizetheSDGs,strengtheningtheircapaciWestodeliverbasicservicesandinfrastructure,strengtheningoflocalexpendituremanagementandlocalrevenuesmobilisaWon,enhanceinclusiveandsustainableurbanizaWon,andtheirparWcipaWoninnaWonalandlocalplanning,withinthecontextofnaWonalsustainabledevelopmentstrategies;and

c. supporttheimplementaWonoftheSDGsandeffecWvedevelopmentprinciplesatthelocallevel,promoWngastrongercollaboraWonbetweenalllevelsofgovernance,toensurethatnaWonaldevelopmentplansarebe]eralignedwithlocaldevelopmentplansandiniWaWves,andlocalcommuniWes.

48. ThebusinesssectorandphilanthropywillworktoaligntheirengagementtonaWonaldevelopmentstrategiesandplansofdevelopmentpartnersreceivingsupport,andtothe2030Agendatomaximizebusinessandsocietalvalue.

49. Civilsocietypartnerscommitto:

a. adheretotheIstanbulPrinciplesrelevanttoensuringcountry-levelownershipoftheiriniWaWves,includingparWcipaWon,empowerment,andthepursuitofequitablepartnerships;

b. accelerateoureffortstoachievegenderequalityandtheempowermentofwomenthroughdevelopmentprogrammesgroundedincountryprioriWes,recognisingthatgenderequalityandwomen’sempowermentarecriWcaltoachievingdevelopmentresults;

c. embodygenderequalityandequitywhilepromoWngwomenandgirls’rights.CSOscommittopromoteandpracWcedevelopmentcooperaWonembodyinggenderequity,reflecWngwomen’sconcernsandexperience,whilesupporWngwomen’seffortstorealisetheirindividualandcollecWverights,parWcipaWngasfullyempoweredactorsinthedevelopmentprocess;and

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d. supporttheempowermentandinclusiveparWcipaWonofpeopletoexpandtheirdemocraWcownershipoverpoliciesanddevelopmentiniWaWvesthataffecttheirlives,withanemphasisonthepoorandmarginalized.

Principle2.FocusonResults

50. Weacknowledgetheroleofinclusivecountry-ledresultsframeworksinassisWngdevelopmentpartnersreceivingsupporttomanagefordevelopmentresultsandownership.CountriesprovidingsupportshouldassistwiththedevelopmentandimplementaWonofnaWonalresultsframeworksthroughatransparent,parWcipatoryandmulW-stakeholderprocessinlinewiththemulW-stakeholdernatureoftheGlobalPartnership.

51. Werecognizethathigh-quality,accessible,Wmelyandreliabledatadisaggregatedbyage,sex,income,disability,race,ethnicity,migratorystatus,geographyandothercharacterisWcsrelevantinnaWonalcontextswillbeneededtohelpinthemeasurementofprogressindevelopmentcooperaWon.WeaffirmourcommitmenttohelpdeveloppartnercountrycapaciWesinthisregard.ThiswillimprovenaWonalmonitoringexercisesandpublicdebatesindevelopmentpartnercountriesreceivingsupport.

52. Incountriesaffectedbyconflictandfragility,naWonalresultsframeworksmustbedevelopedbasedonacountry-ledinclusiveassessmentofthecountry’sownfragility,commi]edtointheNewDealforEngagementinFragileandConflictAffectedStates.Inthesecontexts,theprocessofcompilingsuchanaWonalresultsframeworkcanitselfcontributetotheconsolidaWonofpeace.


a. adapttheirnaWonalresultsframeworkstostrengthenlinkageswithnaWonaldevelopmentprioriWesandSDGsrelatedtargetsandindicators;

b. strengtheningtheirresultsframeworks,includingthroughidenWfyingmeaningfulandmeasurableindicatorsandrealisWcandrobusttargetsandimprovingnaWonalmonitoringandevaluaWonsystems;and

c. ensurethatnaWonalresultsframeworkshaveappropriatedisaggregaWonandareusedtodriveperformance,improvedevelopmentoutcomes,facilitatemulW-stakeholderparWcipaWon,andensurenooneislenbehind.


a. asama]erofurgency,usethecountry-ledresultsframeworksandassociatednaWonalsystemsforstaWsWcsandformonitoringandevaluaWoninplanning,deliveringandmonitoringdevelopmentintervenWons;

b. supportthedevelopmentandimplementaWonoftheseresultsframeworksandassociatedsystemsincountriesthathavenotyetbeenabletodevelopthem;

c. supportthestrengtheningthestaWsWcalcapacityandmonitoringandevaluaWonsystemsofpartnercountriesreceivingsupport,withtheaimofenhancingdatacollecWonandanalysis,includingdatadisaggregatedbyage,sexandlocaWonforuseinpolicy-making,planning,budgeWngandreporWngonimplementaWonof2030Agenda;and

d. developthecapaciWesofpartnercountriesreceivingsupporttointegratetheSDGsintonaWonaldevelopmentplansandcorrespondingcountryresultsframeworks.

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55. WeacknowledgethatSouth-SouthcooperaWoniscommi]edthroughitsownprocessesto:

a. recognizethatitsimpactshouldbeassessedwithaviewtoimproving,asappropriate,itsqualityinaresults-orientedmanner;and

b. disseminateresults,sharelessonsandgoodpracWces,andreplicateiniWaWves,includingthroughthevoluntaryexchangeofexperienceforthebenefitofdevelopingcountries,andaccordingtotheirpoliciesandprioriWesfordevelopment.

56. Thebusinesssectorwillworkto:

a. bringcorebusinesscompetenciestosustainabledevelopment,forinstancethroughsupplychainmanagement,customerengagement,andproductdesignanddelivery;

b. setupreporWngandaccountabilitysystemsonenvironmental,economicandsocialimpactsoftheirefforts,inparWcularonthegeneraWonoffullandproducWveemploymentanddecentworkforall;

c. collaboratewithnaWonalcounterpartstoinnovateinareassuchasservicedelivery,forexamplethroughthedigiWzaWonofservicedeliveryinfrastructureandproductsaimedatuntappedmarketsegments;and

d. contributetoindustryawarenessofthecommercialandsocietalbenefitsofsociallyinclusiveandenvironmentallysustainablebusinessmodelsandpracWces.

57. CivilsocietypartnerscommittobeguidedbynaWonalresultsframeworksintheexecuWonoftheirwork,asrelevanttotheirroleasindependentdevelopmentpartnersintheirownright.Theywill:

a. developandimplementprioriWesandapproachesthatpromoteenvironmentalsustainabilityforpresentandfuturegeneraWons,includingurgentresponsestoclimatecrises,withspecifica]enWontothesocio-economic,culturalandindigenouscondiWonsforecologicalintegrityandjusWce;and

b. enhancethewaystheylearnfromtheirexperience,fromotherCSOsanddevelopmentactors,integraWngevidencefromdevelopmentpracWceandresults,includingtheknowledgeandwisdomoflocalandindigenouscommuniWes,strengtheninginnovaWonandtheirvisionforthefuturetheywouldliketosee.

Principle3.Inclusivepartnerships

58. WerecognizethatinclusivemulW-stakeholderpartnershipsarenecessaryfortherealizaWonofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonandforreachingtheSDGs.WherepartnershipsincludedevelopmenteffortsofnaWonalgovernmentsandotherdevelopmentpartners,thecontribuWonsofallpartnersshouldacWvelyengendertrust,becoordinatedandcomplementary.

59. Inthiscontext,wetheGlobalPartnershipcommitto:

a. increaseoureffortstoensureanenablingenvironmentforinclusive,mulW-stakeholderpartnerships,includingthroughcountry-levelplamormsforcollaboraWon,toperformcomplementaryrolesinatransparentandaccountablemanner;

b. strengthenanddeepenpartnershipswiththebusinesssector,civilsocietyorganisaWons,philanthropy,parliaments,localgovernmentsandtradeunionstoachievelocal,naWonal,sub-regional,regionalandglobaldevelopmentgoals;

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c. committoeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWontoa]ractbusinessinvestment,engagingbusinessenWWesinapartnershipthatmutuallybenefitbusinessstrategiesanddevelopmentgoals.Wewillreviewandadaptinstrumentsforpartnershipstoensurethatdevelopmentco-operaWonplaysacatalyWcrole;

d. increasethequality,quanWtyanddiversityofresourcesthatwillenableproducWvemulW-stakeholderpartnershipsatthecountrylevel,includingcapacitysupport.Werecognizethatknowledgesharingandtechnologytransferonvoluntaryandmutuallyagreedtermscanbeapowerfuldriverofeconomicgrowthandsustainabledevelopment;

e. strengthenourcommitmenttosupporWngrelatedinternaWonalpartnershipsforbringingeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonprinciplestouniquecontexts,suchastheInternaWonalDialogueonPeace-buildingandState-building,withitsfocusonengagementinfragileandconflict-affectedStates;

f. uWlizeTriangularCooperaWonasanapproachtomulW-stakeholderengagementthatcanpromotemutualbenefits;and

g. reportonourpartnershiptotheUnitedNaWonsHigh-LevelPoliWcalForum.

60. WeendorsethecommitmentstoandofspecificstakeholderswhoseengagementiscrucialtothegrowthandvitalityoftheGlobalPartnership.Thesecommitmentsholdequalstandingwiththecommitmentspresentedabove,andareinfullaccordancewiththeprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon.

TheBusinessSector

61. Werecognizethatthe2030AgendaprovidesaframeworkwithinwhichbusinessesatbothnaWonalandinternaWonallevelscaninvest;thatthewellbeingofpeopleandplanetareintheinterestofthebusinesssector;andthatthebusinesssectorcanbeasignificantforcedrivingprosperityandpeacetowardstheSDGs.WeacknowledgegrowingevidencethatthecorecharacterisWcsofthebusinesssectorcananddocreatemutualbenefitbycontribuWngtothepublicgood.Weviewthechallengetoleaveno-onebehindasanopportunityforstakeholderstopartnerwiththebusinesssectorandco-createinclusiveandsustainableprosperity.

62. Tothisend,wecommendbusinessesthatalreadyconsidersocialinclusionandenvironmentalsustainabilityascoretotheirbusinessmodelsandpracWces.Werecognizethatsuchinvestmentscan–anddo–buildtrustandthe‘sociallicense’forbusinessestoprosper.Wewillprovidetheplamormforthebusinesssectortoexplore,share,adoptoradaptpracWcalapproachessuitedtoeachmarketcontext.ThiscanhelptoensurefairandtransparentrisksharingandalignmentwiththeimplementaWonofthe2030Agenda.


a. fosterenablingpolicyenvironmentsforandwithbusinesses,especiallysmall-andmedium-scaledomesWcbusinesses.Wewillworktoimprovethefairness,transparency,efficiencyandeffecWvenessofourtaxsystems;

b. encouragetaxcompliance,andsystemsnotunderminedbywastefultaxincenWvesandothercondiWonsessenWalformobilizingdomesWcandinternaWonalcapitaltoadvancethe2030Agenda;

c. promotepublic-privatepartnershipsfordecentworkforwomen,migrants,peoplelivingwithdisabiliWes,andothervulnerablegroupsworkingintheinformalsector;and

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d. recognizetheimportanceofsocialdialogueinbuildingtrustthatleadsto‘sociallicense,’anditsuWlityforinformingbusinessstrategywithintheoverarchingframeworkofnaWonalSDGobjecWves.


a. engagewiththebusinesssectorthroughsocialdialogueandpartnershipswithlabourtosupportsocially-inclusiveandenvironmentally-sustainablebusinesspracWces,includingandextendingbeyondcorporatesocialresponsibilityandtheeconomicempowermentofwomen;

b. contributetotrustbuilding,forinstancethroughdisclosurepracWcesandtransparencybymulWnaWonalcompaniesinbothsourceanddesWnaWoncountries,andinaccordancewithnaWonalandinternaWonallaw.ThisincludesseekingtoensuretransparencyinallfinancialtransacWonsbetweenGovernmentsandbusinessestorelevanttaxauthoriWes;

c. encourageallcompanies,includingmulWnaWonalcompanies,topaytaxestotheGovernmentsofcountrieswhereeconomicacWvityoccursandvalueiscreated,inaccordancewithnaWonalandinternaWonallawsandpolicies;and

d. conWnuetomodifyinsWtuWonalincenWves,policiesandprocedurestointensifyengagementwiththebusinesssector.

CivilSociety

65. WerecognizetheessenWalroleofcivilsocietyasanindependentpartnerinitsownrightworkingwithinnaWonalpoliciesandtowardseffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon,povertyreducWon,tacklinginequalityandprogresstowardtheSDGsandthe2030Agenda.Wenotethatthisrolecanbeexpressedinanumberofways,includingadvocacyandcommunicaWon,servicedelivery,monitoring,andresearch.WealsorecognizethatcivilsocietyorganisaWonsareasignificantmeansthroughwhichciWzenscanexercisetheirrighttoparWcipateindevelopment.

66. WecommittocontributetodevelopmentofpolicyspaceandanenablingenvironmentfortheformaWonandoperaWonofcivilsocietyorganisaWons,asagreedintheBusanPartnershipandconsistentwithagreedinternaWonalcommitments,toensuretheirfullparWcipaWonindevelopmentprocessesatalllevels.

67. Civilsocietypartnerscommitto:

a. adheretotheCSOIstanbulprincipleswhichincorporatetheBusanPrinciplesasanexpressionofmutualaccountabilitywithotherrelevantstakeholdersintheGlobalPartnership;

b. beguidedbythecountry-ledresultsframeworksasrelevanttotheirworkasindependentdevelopmentpartnersintheirownright;

c. respectandpromotehumanrightsandsocialjusWce.CivilsocietyorganisaWonspledgetodevelopandimplementstrategies,acWviWesandpracWcesthatpromoteindividualandcollecWvehumanrights,includingtherighttodevelopment,withdignity,decentwork,socialjusWceandequityforallpeople;

d. demonstrateasustainedorganisaWonalcommitmenttotransparency,mutualaccountability,andintegrityintheirinternaloperaWons;and

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e. realisesustainableoutcomesandimpactsoftheirdevelopmentacWons,focusingonresultsandcondiWonsforlasWngchangeforpeople,withspecialemphasisonpoorandmarginalizedpopulaWons,ensuringanenduringlegacyforpresentandfuturegeneraWons.

Philanthropy

68. WeacknowledgetheessenWalcontribuWonofphilanthropytodevelopmentandprogresstowardstheSDGsandthe2030Agenda,notonlythroughfinancialsupportthatisoneninnovaWve,agileandquick,butalsothroughknowledgeandexperWse,acWngascatalyWcagentsofresourcesandrelaWons.WewelcometheeffortsmadetostrengthentheeffecWvenessandqualityofcooperaWonbetweenandwithinphilanthropy,governmentsandotherdevelopmentstakeholders,asreflectedintheprogressreportofthepiloWngoftheGuidelinesforEffecWvePhilanthropicEngagement.

69. We,theGlobalPartnership,encouragephilanthropytousecountry-ledresultsframeworksintheirworkwithdevelopmentpartners,inthespiritofthe2030Agenda,andcommitto:

a. furtheringpublic-philanthropicpartnershipsforsustainabledevelopment;and

b. fosterenablingpolicyenvironmentsforthephilanthropysector,includingtransparentandefficientlegalandregulatorysystems.

70. WerecognizethatthisendeavourinvolvesmanyiniWaWves,bothwithinandbeyondtheGlobalPartnership.WewillreachouttootherinternaWonalandnaWonalstakeholderplamormstoensurebe]erdialogue,complementarityandmutualre-enforcementofsupportto2030Agenda.

Principle4.TransparencyandAccountability

71. WereiteratethatthesharedprinciplesoftransparencyandaccountabilityarerelevanttoallGlobalPartnershipstakeholdersincludingdevelopmentpartnercountriesthatprovideandreceivesupport,mulWlateralandbilateralorganisaWons,localgovernments,developmentfinanceinsWtuWons,thebusinesssector,civilsocietyorganisaWons,philanthropy,parliaments,labororganisaWons,implemenWngpartnersandbeneficiaries.

72. WeacknowledgetheessenWalroleoftransparentandaccountablenaWonalparliamentsandlocalgovernmentsinachievingthe2030agenda,aslocalizingtheAgendawillguaranteethattheneedsofthecommuniWesarethedriversofcooperaWon.Wecommittostrengthenthecapacityoflocalgovernmentstoplaythisrole.

73. WenotethatprimaryuseofnaWonaldataistoinforminclusivenaWonalconversaWons,totrackperformance,toprioriWze,andtopromoteaccountability.TheGlobalPartnershipthereforecommitstostrengtheningcountry-levelsystemsthroughoutthedatacyclefromitscreaWon,use,storagetodeleWon.ThedataproducedfromnaWonallevelprocessesisthebuildingblockforreviewatregionalandgloballevels.Wewillsupporteffortstomakedatastandardsinteroperable,allowingdatafromdifferentsourcestobemoreeasilycomparedandused.

74. Wealsoendorseopendatastandardsandplamormsthatmakedatamoreaccessible,understandable,andthatpromotefocusedandeffecWveintervenWons.WeencourageincreasedinvolvementofallstakeholdersincludingdatacommuniWesandthemediatoenhancedatauseatalllevels.


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a. applythisprincipleandtodevelop,strengthenandmaintainappropriatenaWonalsystems,policiesandprocessestosupporttheirimplementaWon;

b. involveparliaments,localgovernments,andnon-statepartnersinthedefiniWon,implementaWon,monitoringandevaluaWonofdevelopmentstrategies;

c. intensifyeffortstostrengthennaWonalstaWsWcalcapaciWesandtheirindependenceandtosupportiniWaWvesaimedatcollecWnganddisseminaWngdatainmoreeffecWveandaccessibleways;

d. increasetransparencyandtheequalparWcipaWonofallstateandnon-statepartnersinnaWonalplanningandbudgeWngprocesses,includingwomen’scivilsocietyorganisaWons;

e. conWnuestrengtheninggenderresponsiveplanningandbudgeWngbyimprovingthesystemaWctrackingofresourceallocaWonsforgenderequalityandtheempowermentofwomenandgirls;

f. accelerateanddeepeneffortstocollect,analyze,disseminate,harmonizeandmakefulluseofdatadisaggregatedbydemography(includingsex,ageanddisabilitystatus)andgeography,toinformpolicydecisionsandguideinvestmentsthatcanensurethatpublicexpendituresaretargetedappropriately,includingtoequallybenefitbothwomenandmenandtoleavenoonebehind;and

g. updateexisWngarrangementsformutualaccountabilityatcountryleveltoreflectthebreadthofdevelopmentpartnersatcountrylevel,payinga]enWontotheinclusivenessandtransparencyofthesejointassessmentprocesses.


a. updateourinsWtuWonalarchitecture,policiesandinformaWonmanagementsystems,asneeded,tomakedevelopmentcooperaWonmoretransparent,meeWngtheinformaWonneedsofdevelopmentpartnersreceivingsupport,ciWzens,andotherGlobalPartnershipstakeholders,andrelyingonopendatainternaWonalstandardssuchastheInternaWonalAidTransparencyIniWaWve(IATI),andthestaWsWcalstandardsoftheOECD-DACsystems;

b. closedatagapsbycapacitybuildingthroughappropriatefinancialandtechnicalsupporttoimprovenaWonalstaWsWcalcapacitytosystemaWcallycollect,analyze,disseminateandusedatadisaggregatedbysexandage;

c. worktogethertoimprovetheavailability,accuracyanduseofopendataondevelopmentcooperaWonatthecountrylevel;

d. supportincreasedawarenessanduseofdatainplanning,deliveringandmonitoringdevelopmentandhumanitarianiniWaWves,especiallyatthecountrylevel,todriveeffecWveness,engagestakeholdersandciWzensandimprovementdevelopmentoutcomes;

e. strivetopublishdataonallongoingacWviWes,asregularlyaspossible,includingdetailedforward-lookingdataaswellasresultsdataandevaluaWons,whereveravailable;and

f. strengthensupporttoincreasedatause,includingthroughthedevelopmentofdatavisualizaWonandanalysistools,andassistdevelopmentpartnersthatreceivesupporttodolikewise.

77. InaddiWon,werespectthecommitmentofSouth-SouthCooperaWontoenhanceitsdevelopmenteffecWvenessthroughitsownprocessesbyconWnuingtoincreaseitsmutualaccountabilityand

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transparency,andwewelcomeeffortstocreatemoreinclusivemutualaccountabilityarrangementsthatreflectthediversityandscopeoftheemergingdevelopmentcooperaWonlandscape.

78. Parliamentswillworkto:

a. formulatelawsthatfosterinclusiveprogresstowardstheSDGs;strengthenthefightagainstfraudandcorrupWon;improvegoodgovernanceinthepublicsector;and

b. betransparentandaccountableintheiroversightroleinthemanagementofpublicfinances.

79. Thebusinesssectorwillworkto:

a. supporteffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonprinciplesandcommitments,becomeincreasinglytransparentandresponsivetoallsecWonsofsocietywithintheircountriesofoperaWoninaccordancewithInternaWonalLabourOrganisaWonlabourstandards,UnitedNaWonsPrinciplesonBusinessandHumanRights,andtheOECDguidelinesformulWnaWonalenterprises;

b. performduediligenceinitsenWrevaluechain,becomingincreasinglytransparentaboutitsoperaWons,givingrespecttofreedomofassociaWonandcollecWvebargaining,andengaginginsocialdialogue;

c. investfurtherinaccounWngforthesocial,environmentalandeconomicimpactsofitsvaluechains,includingforparliament,regulators,localgovernment,labour,civilsociety,consumersandshareholders;

d. collaboratetowardstransparentandaccountablemanagementsystemsforpublicandprivatefundsusedinpublic-privatearrangements;and

e. fulltransparencyandcooperaWonwithrevenueauthoriWestoenableefficienttaxsystems.

80. CivilsocietypartnerscommittoimplementpracWcesthatstrengthentheirtransparency,accountabilityanddevelopmenteffecWveness,asguidedbytheIstanbulPrinciplesandtheInternaWonalFrameworkforCSODevelopmentEffecWveness.

81. Wecommitto:

a. transparentrelaWonships,freelyandasequalpartners,basedonshareddevelopmentgoalsandvalues,mutualrespect,trust,organisaWonalautonomy,long-termaccompaniment,solidarityandglobalciWzenship;and

b. takeproacWveacWonstoimproveandbefullyaccountableforourdevelopmentpracWces.

OurGreatestChallenge:LeavingNo-oneBehind

82. Asuccessfulsustainabledevelopmentagendarequiresstrong,dynamicandinnovaWvepartnershipsThisismosturgentlyneededintheefforttoleaveno-onebehind,wherethecombinedcontribuWonsofpartnersworkingtogethercanoutweighindividualintervenWonsandovercomeimpedimentstoinclusiveoutcomes.

Genderequalityandtheempowermentofwomenandgirls

83. Wereaffirmthatachievinggenderequality,empowermentofallwomenandgirls,andthefullrealizaWonoftheirhumanrightsareessenWaltoachievingsustained,inclusiveandequitableeconomicgrowthandsustainabledevelopment.Weacknowledgethatwomenandgirlsarepowerful

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agentsforchange.TheymustenjoyequalopportuniWeswithmenandboysforparWcipaWon,leadershipanddecision-makingatalllevelsandinallareas,includingonclimatechangeandhumanitarianresponses.

84. WewillconWnuetosupportgenderequalityandtheempowermentofallwomenandgirlsascriWcaltodevelopmentcooperaWoneffecWvenessthatisgroundedincountryprioriWes.WereaffirmcommitmentstoendviolenceanddiscriminaWonagainstthemasthisisequallyimportanttotheirfullandequalparWcipaWoninpeacefulandinclusivesocieWes.

85. WerecognizetheuniqueandessenWalroleofwomen’scivilsocietyandhumanrightsorganisaWons,includingfeministorganisaWons,inadvancinggenderequalityandtheempowermentofallwomenandgirls.Wealsonotetheimportanceofengagingmenandboysaspartnersandstakeholdersinachievinggenderequality.

86. Wewillfurtherreversethetrendofunderinvestmentingenderequalityandwomen’sempowermentbyharnessingallconvenWonalandinnovaWveformsoffinancing-public,private,domesWcandinternaWonal–toachievethegoalofgenderequality.

87. We,theGlobalPartnership,committo:

a. prioriWzeinvestmentsinaccessible,affordable,andqualitysocialinfrastructureandessenWalservicesthatreduceandredistributewomen’sunpaidcareanddomesWcworkandthatenabletheirfullparWcipaWonintheeconomy,includingthedigitaleconomy;

b. deepeninclusivemulW-stakeholderpartnershipsforgenderequalityandwomen’sempowermentatcountry,sub-regional,regionalandgloballevels,includingbyensuringthefullandmeaningfulparWcipaWonofgenderequalityadvocates,women’sorganisaWonsandnaWonalgenderequalitymechanisms;

c. conWnuetocallforgender-responsiveapproachesandtargetedacWonforwomenandgirlsintheformulaWonofallfinancial,economic,environmentalandsocialpolicies;

d. encouragethebusinesssectortocontributetoadvancinggenderequalitythroughpromoWngwomen’sfullandproducWveemploymentanddecentwork,equalpayforequalworkorworkofequalvalue,andequalopportuniWes,aswellasprotecWngthemagainstdiscriminaWonandabuseintheworkplace.WesupporttheWomen’sEmpowermentPrinciplesestablishedbyUN-WomenandtheGlobalCompact,andencourageincreasedinvestmentsinwomen-ownedbusinesses;and

e. ensuremeaningfulconsideraWonofgenderequalityandtheparWcipaWonofwomenandgirlsintheimplementaWonandmonitoringofthe2030Agenda,atcountry,sub-regional,regionalandgloballevels.

Youth

88. Wereiterateourcommitmentunderthe2030AgendaandtheAddisAbabaAcWonAgendatoinvestinthedevelopmentofchildrenandyouthfurthestlenbehind.WerecognizethatinvesWnginchildrenandyouthiscriWcaltoachievinginclusive,equitableandsustainabledevelopmentforpresentandfuturegeneraWons,andwerecognizetheneedtosupportcountriesthatfaceparWcularchallengestomaketherequisiteinvestmentsinthisarea.WealsoreaffirmtheimportancetourgentlyimprovereporWngonchild-focusedODAanddomesWcspendingforimprovedmonitoringofprogressontheabovecommitments.

89. Wecommitto:

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a. promoteandprotecttherightsofchildrenandyouth,ensuringthatchildrenandyouthlivefreefromviolence,exploitaWonandharminordertodeveloptheirfullcapabiliWes;

b. strengthencapacityandcreatethespaceandnecessarymechanismsforthemeaningfulparWcipaWonofchildrenandyouthintheimplementaWonandthemonitoringofthe2030Agendaatthelocal,naWonalandinternaWonallevel;and

c. promoteproducWvecapaciWesoftheyouth,expandeconomicandsocialopportuniWesforthegeneraWonofdecentwork.

CountriesinSpecialSituaNons

90. WenotethespecificchallengestorealisesustainabledevelopmentfacedbycountriesinspecialsituaWons,includingsomeinAfrica,LeastDevelopedCountries,LandlockedDevelopingCountries,andSmallIslandDevelopingStates,aswellasMiddleIncomeCountries.Wealsorecognizemajorchallengeswhichcountriesinconflictandpost-conflictfaceinaccessingdevelopmentcooperaWon.Wecallformechanismsthatwillmobilizeresourcesandpartnershipsneededtosupportcountry-leddevelopmentprioriWes.InparWcular,weacknowledgetheworkoftheNewDealforEngagementinFragileStates.Wereasserttheneedtodevisemethodologiestobe]eraccountforthecomplexanddiverserealiWesofMICs.

91. Wereaffirmthatthelong-termvisionofinternaWonalengagementinfragilestatesistobuildaneffecWveandresilientstate,andothercountryinsWtuWons.AssisWngstatesinbuildingcapaciWeswillmakethemmoreresilienttorisksassociatedwithconflict,atrocitycrimesandsituaWonsofemergingcrisis.

92. We,theGlobalPartnership,willredoubleoureffortstoensurethatalldevelopmentcooperaWonservestoreinforcestabilityandaddressesthemulW-dimensionaldriversoffragilityandconflictidenWfiedbyandatthecountrylevel.

Middle-incomecountries

93. WerecognizethespecificissuesfacedbyMiddleIncomeCountriesintheireffortstorealisesustainabledevelopment.Werecognizethatthemajorityoftheworld’spoorpeopleresideinMICs.WealsoacknowledgethatODAandotherconcessionalfinanceissWllimportantforanumberofthesecountriesandhasaroletoplayfortargetedresults,takingintoaccountthespecificneedsofthesecountries.WewillexplorewaystousedevelopmentcooperaWoneffecWvelytoaddressthechallengesinthedevelopmentprocessfacedbycountriesinthissituaWon.

94. WeemphasizethatnoonewillbelenbehindindevelopmentcooperaWon,andwewillendeavortoreachthefurthestbehindfirst.WefurthernotethatthelevelofconcessionalityofinternaWonalpublicfinanceshouldtakeintoaccountthelevelofdevelopmentofeachrecipient,includingincomelevel,insWtuWonalcapacityandvulnerability,aswellasthenatureoftheprojecttobefunded,includingitscommercialviability.Wealsorecognizetheneedtodevisemethodologiestobe]eraccountforthecomplexanddiverserealiWesofmiddle-incomecountries,suchasmulWdimensionalmeasurementapproachesthatgobeyondthepercapitaincomeaverages,inordertoaccountforthethreedimensionsofsustainabledevelopment:economic,socialandenvironmental.

95. WereiteratetheneedtoensurethatdevelopmentcooperaWonbestcontributestoaddressingtheopportuniWesandchallengespresentedbythediversecircumstancesandcomplexiWesofmiddle-incomecountriesthroughdiscussionsintherelevantmulWlateralfora.WealsoreiteratetheneedforexperiencesharingamongMICstoaddressissuesofinequalityandlackofsocialinclusion.

96. We,theGlobalPartnership,thereforecommitto:

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a. ensurethatdevelopmentcooperaWonaddressesthetransiWonchallengesinadifferenWatedandtargetedmanner;and

b. promotetheuseofmulW-dimensionalmethodsformeasuringdevelopmentprogress.

Enhancedengagementbetweenhumanitariananddevelopmentpartners

97. Wenotetheneedforbe]erwaysofworkingbetweenhumanitariananddevelopmentpartners.WeshouldworkcollaboraWvelyacrossinsWtuWonalboundariesonthebasisofcomparaWveadvantage,withrespectforhumanitarianprinciples.Wenotetheneedfordevelopmentfinancetoleveragehumanitariansupport.

98. Werecognizethelinkbetweenpeaceanddevelopment,andthechallengetosustainabledevelopmentposedbyfragilityandconflict,whichnotonlyimpedesbutcanreversedecadesofdevelopmentgains.WetakenoteoftheprinciplessetoutintheNewDealbytheg7+countriesthatare,orhavebeen,affectedbyconflict.

99. We,theGlobalPartnership,committo:

a. supporttheNewDealforEngagementinFragileStatesasasetofguidingprinciplesforcoordinatedacWonamongdevelopmentpartnersprovidingandreceivingsupport,civilsociety,andthebusinesssector;and

b. addressthechallengestoimprovetheeffecWvenessandresultsofdevelopmentcooperaWon,inparWcularODA,forcountriesinfragilesituaWons.

PARTTHREE:APLATFORMFORACTION

MANDATEANDWORKINGARRANGEMENTS

97. We,theGlobalPartnership,willdemonstratepracWcalcontribuWonstotheUnitedNaWonsHigh-LevelPoliWcalForum.TheHLPFistheonlyforumwithauniversalmandatetooverseefollow-upandreviewoftheimplementaWonof2030Agendaatthegloballevel.TheGlobalPartnershipwillalsoenhanceitscomplementaritywiththeUnitedNaWonsDevelopmentCooperaWonForum(DCF),andworkwiththeFinancingforDevelopment(FfD)Forum.TheGlobalPartnership,asadisWnctmulW-stakeholderplamorm,providesabridgebetweenglobalprocessesattheHLPF,aswellastheDCFandFfDForum,andcountry-leveluWlityforitsstakeholders.Tothiseffectwehaveupdatedourmandateandworkingarrangements,whichareavailableinAnnex1.

98. WerecognizetheneedtorefinetheexisWngMonitoringFramework,takingintoaccountemergingissuesandnewmethodsofdevelopmentcooperaWon.ThisincludescontribuWonstoeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWonfromemergingpartnersandnon-sovereignflowsofcapital,aswellastostrengthenitsuWlityinvariouscountryandregionalcontexts.

99. OneofourmaincontribuWonstoimplemenWngthe2030Agendaistoprovideaplamormforknowledgeexchangeandlearningatcountry,regionalandgloballevels.NewinsightsinformpoliWcaldecisionsandcommitments,whichdriverenewedeffortstoinnovateandimprovethequalityofdevelopmentcooperaWon.TheGlobalPartnershipIniWaWves(GPIs),regionalandcountryplamormscantestnewapproaches,generateevidenceanddevelopinnovaWvewaystodriveimplementaWontheprinciplesofdevelopmenteffecWveness.WeacknowledgetheircontribuWontoourforwardlookingagendaandwelcomethenewGPIsthatwereannouncedduringourmeeWng(seeAnnex3).OurcalltoacWonistoinvestinmakinggeneratedknowledgeaccessibletoallconsWtuencies.

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100.Wewillfurtheradaptourworkingarrangementstothenewrequirementsofthe2030AgendaandthespecificroletheGlobalPartnershipshouldplayinitsimplementaWon.Wewill:

a. amplifythemulW-stakeholdernatureoftheGlobalPartnership;

b. ensureatransparentprocesstoappointCo-ChairsandSteeringCommi]eemembers;

c. strengthenaconsWtuencymodelthatensuresallmembersparWcipate;

d. promotetheGlobalPartnership’scountry-focusedapproach,byinvesWngincapacityofcountriestoleadandengageinmulW-stakeholderpartnershipsatthecountrylevel.

OURAPPRECIATION

101.WewishtothanktheHostCountryKenya,theoutgoingCo-ChairsandSteeringCommi]eemembers,fortheirdedicaWonandsteadfastleadershipandsupportforthecauseofdevelopmenteffecWveness.InaddiWon,wewishtoacknowledgethecontribuWonsoftheJointSupportTeam,basedatOECDandUNDP.

102.WenotewithappreciaWonandgraWtudethereadinessofincomingCo-ChairsandSteeringCommi]eememberstopushforwardwithusthisimportantpartnershipforthesharedbenefitofpeople,planet,prosperityandpeace.

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ANNEXES

ANNEX1.RENEWEDMANDATE

1. VISION.ThevisionoftheGlobalPartnershipistomaximizetheeffecWvenessofallformsofco-operaWonfordevelopmentforthesharedbenefitofpeople,planet,prosperityandpeace.

2. MANDATE.TheGlobalPartnershipshallcontributetotheachievementofthe2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopment,andregionalstrategiesforsustainabledevelopmentbypromoWngeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon,gearedtowardsendingallformsofpovertyandreducinginequality,advancingsustainabledevelopmentandensuringthatno-oneislenbehind.TheGlobalPartnershipshallpromotemutualaccountabilitytoholdeachotherresponsibleformoreeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonthrough(i)acountry-focusedapproachthathelpsdevelopingcountriesmakethebestuseofdevelopmentco-operaWontorealisetheirnaWonaldevelopmentgoalswithsupportofregionalplamorms;(ii)dataandevidenceondevelopmentstakeholders’progressinmeeWngtheircommitmenttomoreeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon;and(iii)inclusivedialogueamongstdevelopmentstakeholdersatlocal,country,regionalandgloballevel.Indeliveringitsmandate,theGlobalPartnershipwillpromotemodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWonthatcontributetotheuniversalobjecWveofleavingno-onebehind.

3. CONSTITUENCY.TheGlobalPartnershipbringstogether,onanequalfooWng,keystakeholdersofthedevelopmentco-operaWonagendafromdevelopingcountries(countriesreceivingdevelopmentco-operaWon,aswellcountriesofdualcharacterthatbothreceiveandprovidedevelopmentco-operaWon);developedcountries(countriesprovidingdevelopmentco-operaWon);mulWlateralandbilateralinsWtuWons;civilsociety;academiaparliaments;localgovernmentsandregionalplamormsandorganisaWons;tradeunions;businesssector;andphilanthropy.ThepartnershipisfoundedontherecogniWonthatsustainableresultsandimpactofdevelopmentco-operaWondependonjointeffortsandinvestments.ThepartnersareunitedbytheirsharedcommitmenttoinclusivepartnershipfoundedoncommonprinciplesandgoalsandbuildingonthecomparaWveadvantageofeach.RegionalplamormsandorganisaWonsprovideinputregardingregion-specificissuesandapproaches.

4. FUNCTIONS.TheGlobalPartnershiphasfivecorefuncWons:

(a) Suppor/ngeffec/venessatthecountrylevel

5. ThesuccessoftheGlobalPartnershiphingesonitsabilitytodriveglobalprogressandsupportcountriesinstrategicallymanagingdiversedevelopmentco-operaWonresources,steeringeffecWvepracWcestodeliveronnaWonaldevelopmenttargets.Tothisend,theGlobalPartnershipwillstrengthenitscountry-focusedapproach,supporWngcountriestoadvancetheeffecWvenessprinciplesatthenaWonallevel.Itwillensurethatcountry-levelevidenceonprogressinandchallengestoeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWoninformslocal,naWonal,regionalandglobalmulW-stakeholderdialoguetodrivepoliWcaldecisionsandpromotebehaviourchangetoscaleupdevelopmentco-operaWonresults.TheworkatcountrylevelwillincludesupportformainstreamingeffecWvenessprinciplesintodevelopmentco-operaWonpracWces;supporttomulW-stakeholderdialogueplamormsbuildingondata;anduseofdatafromthemonitoringintheUnitedNaWonsHighLevelPoliWcalForumonSustainableDevelopmentandFinancingforDevelopmentreviewprocesses.

(b) Genera/ngevidenceforaccountabilityandSDGfollow-up

6. Movingforward,theGlobalPartnershipshallbearecognisedsourceofdata,evidenceandanalysistotrackprogressoneffecWvenesscommitments.Incarryingoutitsrenewedmandate,theGlobalPartnershipshalldrawuponitscomparaWveadvantagesandfocusongeneraWngreliableandWmelycountry-leveldataandevidencetoinformdecisionmakingoneffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon.Tothisend,theGlobalPartnership

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shallconductbiennialmonitoringroundsontheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentco-operaWon.ThemonitoringwillconWnuetobecountry-ledandsupportedbyregionalandglobalplamorms,withsupportfromregionalandgloballevels,basedonmutuallyagreedandupdatedindicatorstomeasureallrelevantperformance.ItwillpromotemutualaccountabilitybyhighlighWngareasofprogressandchallengesrequiringfurtherwork.Policy-relevantlessonsandinnovaWvesoluWonsproducedbyGlobalPartnershipIniWaWveswillcomplementmonitoringfindings.ThedataandevidencegeneratedwillfeedintotheUN-ledfollow-upandreviewoftheSDGsattheHighLevelPoliWcalForumonSustainableDevelopment.

(c) Sharingknowledgeandlessons

7. TheGlobalPartnershipprovidesaplamormforknowledgeexchangeandlearningoneffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon.Acrossprinciples,goalsandindicatorstherearecountries,developmentpartnersandnon-stateactorsthatdemonstratethecapacitytoprogressonagreedeffecWvenessprinciplesandcommitments.GlobalPartnershipIniWaWvesandregionalplamormsarealsoproducinglessonsandgeneraWngevidencearoundspecificcommitmentsandinnovaWveareasofeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon.ThisindicatesgreatpotenWalforidenWfyingsuccessfactors,sharinglessonsandmakingfulleruseofknowledgegeneratedthroughtheseeffortstopromotemutualaccountabilityandlearning.

(d) Facilita/ngspecialiseddialogue

8. PolicydialogueisvitaltolinktheevidencegeneratedthroughmonitoringtotheformulaWonofdevelopmentco-operaWonpoliciesandinstrumentsthatservecountryneeds.TheGlobalPartnershippromotesacWon-orienteddialogueamongrelevantdevelopmentstakeholders,whichpoolsthecomparaWveadvantageofrelevantpublicandnon-governmentalactorstoaddressbo]lenecks,developorscaleupinnovaWvedevelopmentsoluWons.

(e) Buildingpoli/calmomentumforeffec/vedevelopmentco-opera/on

9. Producingthebehaviourchangeneededtomakedevelopmentco-operaWonmoreeffecWvedependsonpoliWcalleadershipinformedbysoundevidenceandpolicyrecommendaWons.CenteringitsmissionondataandevidenceforeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonwillenabletheGlobalPartnershiptomakeadisWnctcontribuWontonaWonal,regionalandglobalprocessesthatcanbuildpoliWcalmomentumforchangeindevelopmentco-operaWonpracWces.Tothisend,theGlobalPartnershipshallenhancesynergieswiththeFinancingforDevelopmentForum,theHigh-LevelPoliWcalForumonSustainableDevelopmentandtheDevelopmentCo-operaWonForum.TheGlobalPartnershipshallcontributetotheseprocessesaswellastonaWonalandregionaldialogue,bygeneraWngthecountry-leveldataandevidenceondevelopmentcooperaWoneffecWvenessneededtodrivebehaviourchangeandsteerhigh-levelpoliWcalcommitmentfordevelopmentco-operaWonpoliciesandpracWcesthatarerelevant,effecWveandWmely.

10. DELIVERINGFORANEWTRANSFORMATIVEDEVELOPMENTAGENDA:CollecWveacWonthroughtheGlobalPartnershiphasdrivenstakeholderstoimprovethewaydevelopmentco-operaWonisdelivered,contribuWngtogainsineffecWveness.The2030AgendacallsforscalingupeffortstoimprovetheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentco-operaWon;acWontomobilisethetransformaWvepowerofprivateresourcestodeliveronsustainabledevelopment;andforenhancedexchangesbetweenconsWtuenciesengagedinNorth-South,South-Southandtriangularco-operaWontopromoteknowledgesharing.CarryingoutitscorefuncWons,theGlobalPartnership’sconsWtuenciesmustunblockbo]lenecksandsustaincommitmenttoimplementeffecWvenessprinciplesatcountrylevel.TheGlobalPartnershipmustdomoretoshapeameaningfulpublic-privatecollaboraWonagendaforeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon,andintensifyitsworktofacilitateknowledgesharingandlearningfromdiversemodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWon.TheGlobalPartnershipwilladdress,asfollows,thesethreestrategicandinterrelatedchallengesinordertostrengthenitscontribuWontothe2030Agenda.

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(a)MutualAccountability:UnblockingboFlenecksandsustainingcommitmenttoeffec/vedevelopmentcoopera/on

11. MutualaccountabilitytoeachotherformeeWngeffecWvenesscommitmentsunderpinstheworkoftheGlobalPartnershipacrossallareasofwork.DevelopmentstakeholdersreaffirmtheexisWngeffecWvenessprinciplesastheaccountabilityframeworkformeasuringtheprogressofdevelopmentstakeholdersinimprovingtheeffecWvenessoftheirdevelopmentco-operaWon.TheGlobalPartnership’sconsWtuenciesshallcommittounblockingthebo]lenecksthathinderprogressontheimplementaWonoftheseprinciplesforeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon,andtoupdaWngitsmonitoringframeworktoreflectthechallengesofthe2030Agenda,includingthepledgetoleaveno-onebehind.CurrenteffecWvenesscommitmentsonalignment,predictability,transparencyandaccountabilityrelatemainlytopublicpartners.ThenewdevelopmentparadigmcallsforeffecWvenesscommitmentsthatreflectthedisWncWvecontribuWonoftheincreasinglydiverseactorsindevelopmentco-operaWon.TheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentco-operaWonshallalsobeassessedagainsttheabilityofstakeholderstolearnfromdifferentapproachesandmodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWon;promotesynergiesbetweenthegrowingdiversityintechnicalandfinancialopWonsavailabletodevelopingcountriestodrivenaWonaldevelopmentstrategies;andrespondtothecapacity-buildingneedsofcountriesandlocalgovernmentsstrugglingwithnewformsofvulnerabiliWes,ensuringabe]erenablingenvironmentforCSOsandlocalgovernmentsandstrengtheningtheirengagement,remainacorerequirementforapeople-centredagenda.

12. Thewayforward:TherenewedmandateoftheGlobalPartnershipisanopportunitytounblockbo]lenecksonexisWngeffecWvenesscommitmentswhilealsoembracingtheambiWonsofthe2030Agendaandregionalstrategiesforsustainabledevelopment.Tothisend,theGlobalPartnershipshallconWnuetopromotebehaviourchangeforimplementaWonofexisWngeffecWvenesscommitmentsandadaptitsframeworktoensurethatitisrelevantfordualcountriesandsouthernpartners.ItwilldeveloptargetstoassesstheeffecWvenessofpartnershipsbetweenpublicactors,includinglocalgovernments,andbusinessesandphilanthropy,workingtogethertotakedevelopmentresultstoscale.EffecWvenesscommitmentsshouldalsoguideadaptedmodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWontoadvancetheuniversalgoalofleavingno-onebehind.Thecountry-levelmonitoringprocessshallbestrengthenedtoensuretheintegrityandrelevanceofdata,ensuringpracWcalityandcosteffecWveness.

(b)SharedBenefit:Unleashingthepoten/alofdevelopmentco-opera/ontoaFractinclusiveprivateinvestment

13. TheSDGscallfor“urgentacWontomobilisethetransformaWvepowerofprivateresourcestodeliveronsustainabledevelopment;”andtohelpcombatillicitfinancialflowsthatdeprivethepeopleofthebenefitsofcommonresources.TheysignaltheneedforthepublicsectortosetacleardirecWon,monitoringframeworks,regulaWonandincenWvestructurestoa]ractprivateinvestmentthatreinforcessustainabledevelopment.TheGlobalPartnershipischallengedtodeepencollaboraWonwiththebusinesssectoraspartoftheeffecWvenessagendaensuringchecksandbalances.TherenewedmandateoftheGlobalPartnershipprovidesanopportunitytocommitdevelopmentactorstoleveragedevelopmentco-operaWontoa]ractinclusivebusinessinvestmentsbasedonsharedbenefit.Throughdevelopmentco-operaWongovernmentsatcentralandlocallevel,bilateralandmulWlateralpartners,philanthropyandcivilsocietycanplayacatalyWcrole,helpingcompaniesadvanceinnovaWonandinvestmentthatcontributetoeradicaWngpovertyandreducinginequality.

14. Thewayforward:TheGlobalPartnershipshallsetcleareffecWvenesscommitmentsasthedevelopmentcommunityengagesinpartnershipsbetweengovernments,civilsocietyandthebusinesssectorthatgeneratesharedbenefitforbusinessstrategiesanddevelopmentgoals.AccountabilityandtransparencyareessenWaltoensurethatthesearrangementseffecWvelycontributetoeconomicdevelopmentandpovertyreducWon.The

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GlobalPartnershipshallalsopromoteamutuallyagreedframeworktomonitorthatthepublic-privatepartnershipsdeliverresultsforthepeople,andtohelpcombatillicitfinancialflows.Furthermore,therenewedmandateoftheGlobalPartnershipwillstrivetohelpdevelopmentpartnersadapttheirpracWcesandinstrumentsforpartnershipwiththebusinesssector,includingthroughthecreaWonofacaucusoflikemindedbusinessandfoundaWonrepresentaWvestointeractwithotherinterestedGlobalPartnershipstakeholders.SuchatransformaWonisalsovitalformiddle-incomecountriesthatarelookingforinnovaWvemodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWonintheireffortstoleaveno-onebehind.

(c)MutualLearning:Learningfromdifferentapproachestostrengthentheeffec/venessofdevelopmentcoopera/on

15. DrawingsmartlytogetherthediversityofopWonsavailableacrossstakeholderstomobiliseknowledge,technologiesandfinancingcanscaleuptheimpactofdevelopmentco-operaWontothelevelneededtoa]aintheSDGs.IntensifiedeffortstobringtogethertowardsspecificdevelopmentsoluWonsthelearning,knowledgeandtechnologyavailableacrossconsWtuencies–governments,developmentpartners,businesssector,philanthropy,CSOs,academiaandlocalactors–canhelptakedevelopmentsoluWonstoscaleatafasterpace.TherenewalofthemandateoftheGlobalPartnershipisanopportunitytoshapenewmodaliWesofmutuallearningfromdiverseapproachestodevelopmentco-operaWonanddevelopmentsoluWons,recognisingtheiruniquecharacterisWcsandrespecWvemerits.

16. Thewayforward:TheGlobalPartnershipneedstobuildmutuallearningfrominnovaWveapproachesandsoluWonstriedandtestedbydifferentstakeholdersintoitswayofworking.TheGlobalPartnershipshallreviewitsmodusoperanditodevelopamutuallearningloopfromcountrylevelevidence,toareasofprogress,andlearningfromdifferentmodaliWesofdevelopmentco-operaWonwithspecifica]enWontosouthernpartners;andpartnershipopWonstostrengthentheeffecWvenessofdevelopmentco-operaWon.KeymodaliWesforimprovedmutuallearningwillincludeintensifiedfocusonidenWfyinglessonsatcentralandlocallevel,throughevidenceandtechnicalanalysis,anddisseminaWngthese;andspecialisedpolicydialoguesamongdiverseconsWtuenciestofacilitateknowledgeexchangeandsynergiesbetweendiversedevelopmentconsWtuencies.

GOVERNANCEANDWORKINGARRANGEMENTS

17. ThenewglobaldevelopmentcontextandtherenewedmandateoftheGlobalPartnershipcallforadjustmentstoitstechnicalworkingarrangementsandmodaliWes.ThefollowingproposedadjustmentsareintendedtoensuretheoperaWonalisaWonoftherenewedmandateandtheeffecWveimplementaWonofGlobalPartnershipprinciplesandcommitments.

18. Theproposedadjustmentscovertwosetsofissues:

a. therolesandresponsibiliWesofCo-Chairs,theSteeringCommi]eeandJointSupportTeam,includingtheproposedaddiWonofafourthnon-execuWveCo-Chair;and

b. changestothewaytheGlobalPartnershipoperatestorealiseitsvision,includingtheproposalofabiennialprogrammeofwork.

RolesandresponsibiliNes

A. Co-Chairs

19. SinceitsincepWon,threegovernmentalCo-ChairshaveguidedtheworkoftheGlobalPartnership,bothpersonallyandthroughtheirrepresentaWves.Todate,thethreeCo-Chairsrepresent:(i)recipientsofdevelopmentco-operaWon;(ii)recipientsandprovidersofdevelopmentco-operaWon;and(iii)providersof

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developmentco-operaWon.Co-ChairsarealsomembersoftheGlobalPartnershipSteeringCommi]ee,advocaWngonbehalfoftheirconsWtuencies.

20. Underthisproposal,theCo-ChairswillconWnuetorepresenttheGlobalPartnershipexternally,guideitsworkandberesponsibleforfacilitaWngthedeliveryofitsoverallobjecWves.However,goingforward,theroleofCo-ChairswillalsoincludetheposiWoningoftheGlobalPartnershipwithintheFollow-upandReviewoftheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs)andAAAAcommitments,aswellasstrengtheningthelinkswiththeHigh-LevelPoliWcalForum,FinancingforDevelopmentandDevelopmentCo-operaWonForum,aswellasregionalstrategies.AddiWonally,Co-ChairswillfocusonguidingGlobalPartnershipoperaWonstostrengthencountry-levelimplementaWonofeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonprinciples,aswellastostrengthentheworkdonebythemembersoftheSteeringCommi]eeandtheJointSupportTeamtoensuredeliveryoftheagreedprogrammeofwork.

21. ThemainfuncWonsofCo-Chairsareto:

a. ensurethatmomentumforimplemenWngagreedeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWoncommitmentsisacceleratedatthehighestpoliWcallevelsamongallstakeholdergroups;

b. spearheadresourcemobilisaWoneffortstomeetthefinancialandin-kindneedsnecessaryforthefullimplementaWonoftheprogrammeofworkoftheGlobalPartnership;

c. leadoutreachtothefullrangeofpartnersindevelopmentco-operaWon,includingbutnotlimitedto,thebusinesssectorandemergingdevelopmentpartners;

d. representtheGlobalPartnershipininternaWonalforarelatedtodevelopmentco-operaWon;and

e. apprisetheSteeringCommi]eeonprogressinimplemenWngthecostedandagreedprogrammeofworkinbetweenofficialSteeringCommi]eemeeWngs,throughbiannualupdates(betweeneachCommi]eemeeWng).

22. Co-ChairswillconWnuetobeappointedforatwo-yearperiod.GovernmentalCo-ChairsareappointedatMinisterialorVice-Ministeriallevelandwillrepresentthefullspectrumofdevelopmentco-operaWon,ensuringadequateregionalrotaWonandbalance.Co-ChairsshouldengagewithconsWtuenciesinsecuringasuccessor,tobeendorsedbytheSteeringCommi]eethroughaninclusiveandtransparentprocessasearlyaspossible,butnolaterthanonemonthbeforetheendoftheirterm.CurrentCo-ChairswillalsoberesponsibleforoverseeingthetransiWontothenewCo-Chairoverthelastsixmonthsofhis/herterm,asapplicable.

Box.Anon-execuNveCo-ChairintheLeadershipoftheGlobalPartnership(WhiletheSteeringCommiFeehasinprinciplesignaleditisopentoconsidertheaddi/onofafourth,non-execu/veCo-Chair,aproposalforthemodali/esandfunc/onsofthisseatshouldbepresentedbythenon-execu/vemembersoftheSteeringCommiFeeattheCommiFee’sfirstmee/ngpost-HLM2)forfurtherconsidera/on.

Non-execuWverepresentaWvesintheSteeringCommi]eehavesuggestedthatafourth,non-execuWveCo-ChaircouldamplifythetruemulW-stakeholdernatureoftheGlobalPartnership.PotenWaladvantagesofafourth,nonexecuWveCo-Chairmayinclude:(i)tomaketheleadershipmoreinclusiveandmulW-stakeholder;(ii)tofostermutualaccountabilityatthehighestdecision-makinglevels;(iii)bringinaddiWonalexperWseonimprovingengagementwithnon-statedevelopmentactors;(iv)topromotedemocraWcownershipbyexample;and(v)toallowforinputsfromnon-execuWvestakeholderstoshapetheagendaofSteeringCommi]ee,High-LevelandotherMeeWngsoftheGlobalPartnershipfromaveryearlystage.

Anon-execuWveCo-Chairwouldbenominatedatthehighestpossiblelevel(comparablesenioritywiththegovernmentCo-Chairs)andonarotaWonalbasis,mindfulofregionalbalance,fromthefollowingconsWtuencies:civilsocietyorganisaWons,tradeunions,localgovernments,parliaments,philanthropyandthebusinesssector,accordingtoconsultaWonamongnon-execuWvemembersoftheSteeringCommi]ee.Thenon-execuWveCo-ChairwouldrepresentalltheseconsWtuencies,strivingtobuildconsensusamongthemasfaraspossible.These

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consWtuencieswillallretaintheirseatsasmembersoftheSteeringCommi]ee.RotaWonwouldbeexpectedtotakeplaceeverytwoyears,atthesameWmeasgovernmentalCo-Chairs,andinconsideraWonoftheheterogeneityofthenon-execuWvestakeholdergroup.

B. SteeringCommiHee

23. TheSteeringCommi]eeisthemaindecision-makingbodyoftheGlobalPartnership.Itprovidesthestrategicleadershipandco-ordinaWonnecessaryforensuringsuccessfulimplementaWonoftheprogrammeofworkfortheGlobalPartnership.DecisionmakingintheSteeringCommi]eeshallstrivetobeconsensus-basedthroughinclusivedialogueandtransparentprocess.

24. TheSteeringCommi]eewillconsistoftheCo-ChairsoftheGlobalPartnershipandotherappointedmembers.

25. TheSteeringCommi]eewillfocusonthefollowingcoreresponsibiliWes:

a. providingexecuWveguidancetotheimplementaWonandmonitoringofacostedprogrammeofworkoftheGlobalPartnership;

b. championing/co-championingthespecificwork-streamsintheprogrammeofworkoftheGlobalPartnershipand/orGlobalPartnershipIniWaWvestohelpdelivertheprogrammeofwork;

c. servingasadvocatesandambassadorsoftheGlobalPartnershipatanaWonal,regionalandinternaWonallevelstoensurethatprioriWesandkeymessagesoftheGlobalPartnershiparepromotedandreflectedinrelevantfora;

d. increasingfocusonimplemenWngdevelopmenteffecWvenesscommitmentsatthecountrylevel;

e. consulWngwith,andthereforeprovidinginclusiveandauthoritaWverepresentaWonof,consWtuencieswithastakeintheworkoftheGlobalPartnership;and

f. undertakingothertasksasmayarisefromHigh-LevelMeeWngsorasagreedatSteeringCommi]eemeeWngs.

26. MembersoftheSteeringCommi]eewillbenominatedbytheirrespecWveconsWtuenciesforreviewandendorsementatSteeringCommi]eemeeWngsinordertoensureregionalbalanceandconWnuityasawhole.TheSteeringCommi]eewillrepresentallactorswithastakeindevelopment,wishingtoengageintheworkoftheGlobalPartnership.AmatrixtoensurerepresentaWonthroughoutallregionswillbeannexedtotheprogrammeofworkforthe2017-2018period.

Structureandcomposi/on

Co-Chairs

3 GovernmentsrepresenWngthefullspectrumofdevelopmentco-operaWon,respecWngrotaWonalregionalrepresentaWon

1 Non-Statestakeholder(tobeagreedbasedontheproposalmadebythenon-execuWveSteeringCommi]eemembersatthefirstpost-HLM2Commi]eemeeWng)

MembersoftheSteeringCommi^ee

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JointSupportTeam

27. TheambiWonsoftheGlobalPartnershipsetoutintheNairobiOutcomeDocumentandmandaterequireastrongsupportstructureintheformoftheJointSupportTeam,whichwillconWnuetobesourcedbytheOECD

andUNDP.BothorganisaWonswillconWnuetodrawontheirexisWngstructures,respecWvemandatesandareasofcomparaWveadvantagetoworktogetherinanefficientandcomplementarymanner.TheirsupporttotheGlobalPartnershipisconWngentuponconWnuedandadequatefundingbeingmadeavailabletobothorganisaWonsfromstakeholdersinvestedintheGlobalPartnership.

28. MembersoftheGlobalPartnershipanditsSteeringCommi]eewillbeexpectedtoleadintheimplementaWonofcommitmentsaswellascontribuWngtothesubstanceoftheGlobalPartnership’swork.ThemainresponsibiliWesoftheJointSupportTeambuildonthedeliverablesagreedinthe2012GlobalPartnershipmandate:

a. develop,refineandimplementtheglobalmethodologyformonitoringtheimplementaWonofagreedcommitmentsforendorsementbytheSteeringCommi]ee;

b. produceanddisseminaterelevantanalyWcalwork,includingregularglobalreportsbasedonmonitoringofagreedcommitmentsandscopingofanalyWcalworkproducedbytheGlobalPartnershipIniWaWvestoinformpoliWcaldialogueandfacilitateknowledgesharingtomakeco-operaWonmoreeffecWveatcountrylevel;

c. carryoutperiodical‘horizon-scanning’analysesoftheevolvingdevelopmentco-operaWoncontextandtheincenWvesforengagementbyeachGlobalPartnershipstakeholder;

7 RepresentaWvesofrecipientsofdevelopmentco-operaWon,oneofwhichisarepresentaWvefromtheAfricanUnion,oneoftheg7+groupoffragileandconflict-affectedstates,twofromAfrica,onefromLaWnAmerica,onefromAsia,andonefromthePacific.

2 RepresentaWveofdual-charactercountries

3 RepresentaWvesofDACcountriesasprovidersofdevelopmentco-operaWon

1 RepresentaWveofthebusinesssector

1 RepresentaWveofparliaments

1 RepresentaWveofcivilsociety

1 RepresentaWveofmulWlateraldevelopmentbanks

1 RepresentaWveoftheUNDP/UNDG

1 RepresentaWveoftheOECD/DAC

1 RepresentaWveofArabproviders

1 RepresentaWveoftradeunions

1 RepresentaWveoffoundaWons

1 RepresentaWveofsub-naWonalgovernments

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d. providedemand-drivenadvisorysupportatcountrylevelontheimplementaWonofpartnershipandaccountabilityframeworksindevelopingcountries(conWngentonadequateresourcingandprioriWsaWonbytheSteeringCommi]eeinthecostedprogrammeofwork);

e. organiseministerial-levelandothermeeWngsoftheGlobalPartnership;and

f. deliverSecretariatandAdvisoryServicestotheSteeringCommi]eeandCo-Chairs.

29. EachbiennialprogrammeofworkwillspecifymoredetailedrolesfortheJointSupportTeambasedonoperaWonalobjecWves(seebelow).

OperaLonalchanges

Mee/ngs

30. TherenewedmandatecallsforgreatersupporttomakingdevelopmentcooperaWonmoreeffecWveatcountrylevelandtargetedpolicydialogue,dataandevidenceforglobalfollow-upandreviewofthe2030AgendaattheUnitedNaWons.

31. TheGlobalPartnership’sHigh-LevelmeeWngswillconWnuetoprovideaninstrumentalplamormtoupholdaccountabilityandgeneratenewmomentumtoimplementcommitments.UndertheguidanceoftheSteeringCommi]ee,Stand-aloneHigh-LevelMeeWngswillbeheldinanextendedcycleadaptedtothecalendarofgloballevelconferencesandmeeWngsinordertosolidifypoliWcalsupportforeffecWvedevelopmentcooperaWon,asaprerequisiteforsustainableprogressintheimplementaWonofthe2030Agendaandbroadersustainabledevelopmentagendas.Thestand-aloneHigh-LevelMeeWngswillbeinterspersedwithhigh-levelsegments,totakeplaceinthemarginsofrelevantmeeWngsondevelopmentfinanceandco-operaWon.SeniorLevelMeeWngsattheDirector-GenerallevelwillalsobeconsideredtokeeppoliWcalmomentumhighinbetweenstand-aloneHLMs.

32. SteeringCommi]eemeeWngswillbeheldtwiceayear,ifpossibleback-to-backwithothermeeWngs,andwillfocusontheimplementaWonoftheagreedprogrammeofwork.ThesemeeWngswillbeinformedbyannualtechnicalexchangesandbyspecializedpolicydialoguesthatwillhelptoidenWfypracWcalsoluWonstoacceleraWngprogressonspecificbo]lenecksamongcommuniWesofinterest,coordinatedwiththeworkofGlobalPartnershipIniWaWvesandtheirworkshops,regionalplamormsanddialoguestoengageactorswithsimilarinterestsandobjecWvestobuildconsensusandstrengthenadvocacyaroundtheirprioriWesforeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon.

33. InaddiWon,naWonalmulW-stakeholderdialoguesondevelopmenteffecWvenessandregionalmeeWngswillbepromotedthroughtheCo-Chairs,SteeringCommi]eemembersandwiderGlobalPartnershipmembership,whichwillaimtotranslatedeliberaWonsintoacWonatcountrylevel.

Programmeofwork

34. TheworkbytheCo-Chairs,SteeringCommi]eeandJointSupportTeamwillbeguidedbyabiennial,costedprogrammeofwork.TheprogrammeofworkshouldbeunderpinnedbyacomprehensivetheoryofchangeandwillbethemaininstrumenttoensurecleartargetsandresponsibiliWesfortheimplementaWonofallaspectsoftheworkoftheGlobalPartnershipinanytwo-yearperiod.ItwillcontaincostedlinesofacWvityandwillbeapprovedbytheSteeringCommi]ee.ItwillalsoincludethecriWcalthresholdofresourcesthatneedtobesecured/guaranteedfortheJointSupportTeamtoenableitscoresupport.ItisproposedthatlogisWcandoperaWonalsupportrelaWngtoSteeringCommi]eemeeWngsandHigh-LevelMeeWngsbeincludedinthebiennialprogrammeofwork,ifavailablefromtheidenWfiedHLMhost,andprovidedthroughvoluntarycontribuWonsspecifictotheseacWviWestoensuretheirfinancingalongsidesubstanWveworkanddeliverables.ResourcemobilisaWonforHigh-LevelMeeWngswillbedrivenandstronglyencouragedbySteeringCommi]eemembers.

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35. TheSteeringCommi]eewillagreeontheprocessandcontentoftheworkprogramme.

36. TheresponsibilityforensuringprogresswithinspecificareasofthecostedprogrammeofworkwillbedelegatedtoworkinggroupsledbySteeringCommi]eemembers.EachofthesecomponentsaresubjecttoperiodicreviewinordertoensuretheirconWnuedrelevancetotheworkoftheGlobalPartnershipasawhole.TheSteeringCommi]eemayrequesttheengagementofspecialisedadvisorybodiestosupporttheaccomplishmentoftheprogrammeofwork,insofarasresourcesallow.

37. TheCo-ChairsandSteeringCommi]eememberssharetheresponsibilitytomobilizeresourcestomeetanyfundingshormallandprioriWsetheprogrammeofworkinlinewithavailablefunding.TheprogrammeofworkwillalsocontainanexplicitprovisionforperiodicindependentevaluaWonsoftheworkoftheGlobalPartnershiptobeconductedatdeterminedWmes,e.g.everyfouryears.

ANNEX2.FINDINGSFROMSECONDMONITORINGROUND

1. The2016ReportenjoyedarecordlevelofparWcipaWon.Eighty-onelowandmiddle-incomecountriesledreporWng,anditinvolved74developmentorganisaWonsandhundredsofcivilsocietyorganisaWons,businesssectorrepresentaWves,tradeunions,philanthropy,andlocalgovernments.TheircontribuWonsreflectedtheincreasinglydiversenatureofdevelopmentco-operaWon.Thedataandevidencecoversnearly90percentofdevelopmentcooperaWonfinancedinthese81countries,andfindingsprovideevidenceofprogressandchallengestowardsrealizaWonofthefourprinciplesofeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon.

2. ThedevelopmentcommunityisadopWngadecisivefocusonresultsformoreimpactatthecountrylevel:99percentofcountrieshavedevelopmentstrategiesatthenaWonalandsectorlevels;74percentofcountrieshavesetouttheirprioriWes,targetsandindicatorsinasinglestrategicplanningdocument.InaddiWon,85percentofnewprogrammesandprojectssupportedbydevelopmentpartnersarealignedtocountry-ledresultsframeworks.

3. Evidencerevealsashintowardsmoreinclusivepartnershipsamongstgovernments,civilsocietyorganisaWons(CSOs)andthebusinesssector.In70percentofcountries,thegovernmentandthebusinesssectorexpressequallystronginterestinstrengtheningdialogue,withissuesofmutualbenefitofferinganentrypointforbuildingacommonpublic-privateagendaforsustainabledevelopment.Almost90percentofgovernmentsconsultCSOsonnaWonaldevelopmentpolicy.Amongstthemselves,CSOshavealsoimprovedco-ordinaWonforprogrammingandengagement.However,the2016monitoringreportalsomenWonsthatlessthanonehalfoflocalgovernmentsandnon-statepartnersareinvolvedinthemonitoringexercise.

4. Transparencyisalsogrowing,withmorepubliclyavailableinformaWonondevelopmentco-operaWonthanbefore:72percentofdevelopmentpartnersassessedfortransparencyachieveda“good”scoreintheirreporWngtoatleastoneofthethreeinternaWonaldatabasesondevelopmentco-operaWonfinanceand39percentachieved“excellent”inreporWngtooneormoresystems.Inparallel,countrieshavetakenstridestoenhancethetransparencyoftheirbudgeWngprocedures:theynowrecord66percentofdevelopmentcooperaWonfinanceinnaWonalbudgetsthataresubjecttoparliamentaryoversight.Furthermore,47percentofcountriesaretrackingpublicallocaWonsforgenderequalityandwomen’sempowerment.

5. Whilethesegainsareencouraging,theyarecoupledwithanoverallneedtoadapttoadynamicandevolvingdevelopmentlandscape,aswellasspecificareaswhereconcertedeffortisrequiredtounlockbo]lenecks.Forexample,developmentpartnersusegovernmentsourcesandsystemstotrackresultsforonly52percentofintervenWons–meaningthatbroadlyhalfconWnuetorelyonothersourcesofinformaWon.Similarly,governmentsareengagedintheevaluaWonoffinalresultsforonly49percentofdevelopmentpartnerintervenWons.

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6. Overallperformancebycountriesinstrengtheningtheirownsystemsismixed:while18percentofcountries–includingseveralfragilestatesandsmall-islanddevelopingstates–haveimprovedtheirpublicfinancialmanagementsystems,23percenthaveexperiencedadeclineand58percentofcountriesshownosubstanWalchange.Also,developmentpartnerschannelonly50percentofdevelopmentco-operaWonfinancethroughcountries’publicfinancialmanagementandprocurementsystems.

7. InclusivenessisessenWalforensuringthatdevelopmentprocessesandresultsarewidelyowned.Yetonly51percentofcountrieshavealltheelementsinplaceformeaningfuldialoguewithCSOs.In63percentofcountries,thepotenWalforqualitypublic-privatedialogueisaffectedbyalackofchampionstofacilitatedialogue;in81percent,thereisascarcityofinstrumentsandresourcestotranslatepublic-privatedialogueintoacWon.

8. TobeeffecWve,countriesneedtomanagediversefinancialflowsinacomplementaryandstrategicmanner.Yetdevelopmentpartners’improvementsinmedium-termpredictabilityofdevelopmentco-operaWonhavebeenlimitedtoonlyfourpercent,reaching74percentin2016.AmajorinsWtuWonalandculturalshinisneededtoarriveatregularpublicaWonofreal-WmeinformaWonthatmeetscountryneedsforplanningandmanagingdevelopmentco-operaWon.

9. Thetransparencyandinclusivenessofcountry-levelmutualreviewsalsorequireimprovement:lessthanhalfofcountriesinvolvelocalgovernmentsandnon-statestakeholdersintheseassessmentsormaketheresultspublic.Moreover,thesereviewprocessesconWnuetobelargelyformulatedaroundtradiWonaldevelopmentassistancemodelsandrequireadaptaWontotheevolvingpartnershipapproaches.Finally,theevidencehasshownthatacrossprinciplesandindicators,developmentpartnersdemonstratethecapacityandwillingnesstoprogressonagreedeffecWvenessprinciples.ThisindicatespotenWalforidenWfyingsuccessfactors,sharinglessonsandfacilitaWngmutuallearningtohelpacceleraterealizaWonofthe2030Agenda.

ANNEX3.GLOBALPARTNERSHIPINITIATIVESThisannexcontainsalistofcurrentandnewiniWaWvesthataimtoadvancespecificcommitmentsforeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWon,aswellasmakeprogressinnewandinnovaWveareasoftheGlobalPartnership.TheseiniWaWvesarevoluntaryandledbydifferentgroupsofGlobalPartnership’sstakeholders.IfyourcountryororganisaWonisinterestedinjoininganyoftheseiniWaWves,pleasecontacttheleadorganisaWoneitherduringorfollowingtheendoftheSecondHighLevelMeeWnginNairobi(30November-1December2016).ApplicaWonsfornewGlobalPartnershipIniWaWveswouldalsobewelcomeanertheSecondHighLevelMeeWng,byfollowingtheguidanceavailableintheGlobalPartnershipwebsite:h]p://effecWvecooperaWon.org/monitoring-countryprogress/global-partnership-iniWaWves/.

INITIATIVELEAD

ORGANISATIONDESCRIPTION

BUILDINGINCLUSIVEPARTNERSHIPS–CIVILSOCIETY

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CivilSocietyConWnuingCampaignforEffecWveDevelopment

CSOPartnershipforDevelopmentEffecWveness

ThisiniWaWveaimstoadvanceinternaWonalstandardsenablingtheenvironmentforcivilsocietyorganisaWons(CSOs)involvementinmulW-stakeholderpolicydialogue.Overthenextyears,itwillaimtodeliverimprovedCSOparWcipaWoninsevenregionaland50countrydevelopmentpolicyarenasandachievepolicygainsintranslaWngeffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonandCSOposiWonsonbusinesssectoraccountability,South-Southco-operaWon,peaceandsecurityintheparWcularcontextoftheseregionsandcountries.

AdvancingtheCSOEnablingEnvironment&CSODevelopmentEffecWveness

TaskTeamonCSODevelopmentEffecWvenessandEnablingEnvironment

ThisiniWaWveaimstohelprefineIndicatorTwooftheGPEDCMonitoringFramework(asappropriate);produceastock-takeofthe3rdroundofGPEDCIndicatorTwomonitoring;furtherdevelopguidanceonCSOenablingenvironmentandCSOdevelopmenteffecWveness;andraiseawarenessanddevelopcapacitytosupportcountrylevelmulW-stakeholderdialogueinrelaWontoIndicatorTwoanddevelopment

effecWvenessprinciplesmorebroadly.

DataShin CIVICUS,WorldAllianceforCiWzenParWcipaWon

TheDataShininiWaWveishelpingcivilsocietyproduceandanalysedata,especiallyciWzen-generateddata,todrivesustainabledevelopment.Itdoesthisbybuildingcapacity,poweringcampaignsandimprovingthemonitoringofgovernment,resulWnginbe]eraccountability,policiesandservices.

TheBigIdea:Youth-led,data-drivenaccountabilityandgovernance

RestlessDevelopment

ApartnershiptoequipyoungpeoplewithknowledgeandskillstousedatatomobiliseciWzens’acWonandholdtheirgovernmentsaccountable.

BUILDINGINCLUSIVEPARTNERSHIPS–BUSINESSSECTOR

BusinessPartnershipAcWon:UnleashingthepowerofBusinessfortheSDGs

ThePartneringIniWaWve

TheBusinessPartnershipAc/onwillworkwithgovernments,donors,internaWonalnon-governmentalorganisaWonsandGlobalPartnershipstosupportthedevelopmentofnewandexisWngpartnershipcatalysingplamormsorhubsin-countrythatcanengagebusinessasapartnerfortheSDGs.Itwillalsodevelop‘ThePartneringAcademy,’amajornewiniWaWvetobuildupthespecialistskillsandcompetenciesthatallsectorsrequiretobeabletocollaborateeffecWvelyacrosssectors.

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GuidelinesforEffecWvePhilanthropicEngagement

NetworkofFoundaWonsWorkingforDevelopment(netFWD),EuropeanFoundaWonCentre,StarsFoundaWon,UNDP,WINGS,supportfromRockefellerFoundaWon

ThisiniWaWvewasestablishedin2014toagreeonasetofvoluntaryandnon-bindingGuidelinesforEffecWvePhilanthropicEngagementandapplythemthroughcountrypilotsinIndia,Mexico,MyanmarandKenya.Goingforward,itwillconWnueitsacWviWesbyorganisingaseriesofdisseminaWonmeeWngsin2017andlaunchingasecondwaveofthepilotsin2017and2018.

Be]erThanCashAlliance

Be]erthanCashAlliance

TheBeFerThanCashAllianceisanUN-housedpartnershipofgovernments,businesssectorandinternaWonalorganisaWonsthatacceleratesthetransiWonfromcashtodigitalpaymentsinordertoreducepoverty,mobilisedomesWcresources,increasetransparencyanddriveinclusivegrowth.

BUILDINGINCLUSIVEPARTNERSHIPS–SOUTH-SOUTHCO-OPERATION

PromoWngeffecWveTriangularCooperaWon

Mexico ThisiniWaWveseekstobringtogetherinteresteddevelopmentactorstodiscusstheirexperiencesintheestablishmentofguidelinesandthecreaWonoftriangularcooperaWonframeworksthatensurecountry-ledandcountry-basedprocessesandinclusivepartnerships.ByforgingclearandacWonableguidelinesthatalignwiththedevelopmentprioriWesofcountries,itisexpectedthattriangularco-operaWonwillbefurtherstrengthenedasaneffecWvedevelopmentco-operaWonmodalityandwillresultinposiWveoutcomesfortheallpartnersinvolved.

FutureInternaWonalCooperaWonPolicyNetwork

ArWculaçãoSUL,ChinaInternaWonalDevelopmentResearchNetwork,ParWcipatoryResearchinAsia(PRIA)andtheInsWtuteofDevelopmentStudies

Commitmenttoengageinresearch-basedmutuallearningandknowledgedisseminaWon,interacWngwithgovernmentsandnon-stateactorstocontributetothesystemaWsaWonanddisseminaWonofexisWngknowledge,andtheco-construcWonofnewknowledgeondevelopmentinnovaWonsfromtheBRICSandotherincreasinglyinfluenWalmiddle-incomecountries.

BUILDINGINCLUSIVEPARTNERSHIPS–MULTI-STAKEHOLDERPARTNERSHIPS

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PromoWngEffecWvePartnering(PEP)

CollecWveLeadershipInsWtute,PartnershipBrokersAssociaWon,PartnershipsinPracWce,PartnershipsResourceCentre,ThePartneringIniWaWve

TheSDGsrequirecollaboraWveapproachestogeneratenewthinkingandpracWces.Suchpartnershipscanbechallenging.PEP’saimistocreateavibrantplamormofferingopportuniWestolearnfromeachother’sexperienceortoseeksupportwhenthingsarenotgoingaccordingtoplan.PEPdevelopedanonlinefacilitywithfreeresources,guidingquesWonsandperformanceindicatorsforthosenewtopartneringandthoselookingtoimprovetheirpartneringefforts:www.effecWvepartnering.org

SocialDialogueinDevelopment

TradeUnionDevelopmentCooperaWonNetwork

TheSocialDialogueinDevelopmentisaimedatpupngforwardthebenefitsanduseofsocialdialogueasaninstrumenttocontributetothe

SDGs,onthebasisoftheGlobalPartnershipprinciplesandcommitments.Itwillundertakespecificresearchandproduceayearlyreportonspecificthemesrelatedtosocialdialoguefordevelopment.ThethemeswillbediscussedinspecificmeeWngsheldatleastonceayear.

Togetherfor2030:Partneringto

EveryWomanEveryChildiniWaWve;the

TheEveryWomanEveryChildiniWaWve,theGlobalPartnershipforEduca/on(GPE),Sanita/onandWaterforAll,ScalingUpNutri/on(SUN)andZeroHungerChallengecollaboratetocatalysetransformaWonsinthe

DeliveraSustainableFutureforAll

GlobalPartnershipforEducaWon(GPE);SanitaWonandWaterforAll;ScalingUpNutriWon(SUN);ZeroHungerChallenge

waystakeholdersworktogether–acrosscommuniWesandsectors–todeliverontheircommitments.Thesecorepartnersarecommi]edtoconWnueworkingtogethertofacilitateacultureofeffecWve,principledpartnershipsthatsupportcountry-levelimplementaWonoftheSDGs,generaWnglessonslearnedandengagingstakeholdersacrosssectorsandcommuniWesforimpact.

CONDUCTINGTRANSPARENTANDRESPONSIBLEDEVELOPMENTCO-OPERATION

AddiWonaleffortsonInternaWonalAidTransparencyIniWaWve

InternaWonalAidTransparencyIniWaWve

ThisiniWaWvewasestablishedin2014toaccelerateeffortstoincreasetransparencyofdevelopmentco-operaWonandfinancingfordevelopment.Goingforward,itwillfocusonfacilitaWngdatause,parWcularlyatcountrylevel,andimprovingdataqualityonbothresourcesandresults.

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‘JointProgramming,ManagingDiversityandReducingFragmentaWon’(subjecttorefinement0

EuropeanCommission,GermanyandUganda

ThisiniWaWvesupportsdevelopingcountryownershipandleadershipbystrengtheningalignmentwithnaWonalprioriWesthroughjointprogrammingprocesses.Italsoaimstoimprovemanagementofdevelopmentco-operaWoninlinewiththe2030Agenda,bydevelopingandimplemenWnginnovaWve,effecWveandcoherentstrategiestoreducefragmentaWonandproliferaWonofdevelopmentiniWaWvesandenhancecomplementarityandcoherenceofdevelopmentco-operaWon.

StatementofResolvebytheNaWonalandRegionalArabdevelopmentfinanceinsWtuWons,theIslamicDevelopmentBankandtheOPECFundforInternaWonalDevelopment

NaWonalandRegionalArabdevelopmentfinanceinsWtuWons,theIslamicDevelopmentBankandtheOPECFundforInternaWonalDevelopment

ThroughthisiniWaWve,insWtuWonsoftheArabCoordinaWonGroupcommi]edin2014to:(i)conWnueandscale-upco-operaWonwithdevelopingcountriesreflecWngthetenetsofdevelopmenteffecWveness

andcountryownership;(ii)supporttheGPEDC;(iii)deepenGPEDCprocesses.Goingforward,theseinsWtuWonsreiteratetheircommitment:toasustainedcooperaWonwiththeirPartnercountries,emphasisingdevelopmenteffecWvenessandsupporttonaWonallydefinedsustainabledevelopmentgoals;tofollow-upontheconclusionsofthesecondmonitoringreportanddrawaroadmapwitheachPartnercountrytofillthegapsthatmayexistbetweenthepracWcesoftheinsWtuWonsofthegroupandtheGPEDCindicators;tocontributetothedevelopmentofSouth-SouthandtriangularcooperaWon.

ENSURINGCOHERENCEBETWEENCLIMATEFINANCEANDOFFICIALDEVELOPMENTASSISTANCE

PartnershipforClimateFinanceandDevelopment

OECD,UNDPandCPDE

ThePartnershipaimstofostermorecoherenceandcollaboraWonbetweentheclimatechangeanddevelopmentpolicycommuniWes.Itsgoalistoadvanceclimateanddevelopmentpolicyadvocacy,knowledgesharingandthematchingofexperWseandsoluWonstocountryneeds.ItsacWviWesulWmatelyaimtoenhancepartners’capaciWesto:(i)mobiliseaddiWonalclimatefinance(domesWcandinternaWonal,publicandprivate);(ii)manageclimatefinancemoreeffecWvely,efficiently,andtransparently;and(iii)targetandprioriWseclimatefinancedeliverytowardsthemostvulnerablecountries.

FOCUSINGONRESULTSANDPROMOTINGMUTUALACCOUNTABILITY

Resultsandaccountability

BangladeshandSwitzerland

AniniWaWvetosupportknowledgesharingonCountryResultsFrameworksandmutualaccountabilityatregionalandcountry-level.

MOBILISINGFLOWSBEYONDOFFICIALDEVELOPMENTASSISTANCE

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AcWvesupporttoTaxInspectorsWithoutBorders”

OECDTaskForceonTaxandDevelopment

Thispartnershipwascreatedin2014toprovideexperttaxauditorsforbuildingauditcapacityindevelopingcountries.Goingforward,itwillincreasedeploymentsofexperts(targetof100by2020),broadenworktosupportSouth-Southco-operaWonandincreasethepoolofexperts.

EndorsementofthePrinciplesforInternaWonalEngagementinSupporWngDevelopingCountriesinRevenueMa]ers

OECDTaskForceonTaxandDevelopment

Createdin2014,thisiniWaWvefocusedontheadopWonofprinciplestoensurethat,inorderfortaxreformstobesuccessful,supportprogrammesarecustomisedtofittheeconomic,structural,cultural,andpoliWcalcondiWonsinacountry.AnerHLM2,thisiniWaWvewillmoveintoanewphaseinwhichfurtherguidanceonbestpracWceinimplemenWngtheprincipleswillbedeveloped,andcountriesencouragedtoengageinvoluntaryreviewsoftheirdomesWc-resourcemobilisaWonprogrammes.

StrengtheningcomparabletaxstaWsWcalindicators

OECDandregionalorganisaWons

ThisiniWaWvesupportstheconstrucWonofcomparablerevenuestaWsWcsininteresteddevelopingcountries.Overthenexttwoyears,itwillseektoexpandcoverageofallthreeoftheregionalpublicaWons(RevenueSta/s/csinAfrica,RevenueSta/s/csinAsianCountriesandRevenueSta/s/csinLa/nAmericaandtheCaribbean)incollaboraWonwithlocalpartnersandtheEuropeanCommissionwhilemaintainingthequality,consistencyanddetailofthedatasets.TheiniWaWvewillalsoworktoimprovethedisseminaWonandaccessibilityofthepublicaWon,dataandfindings,parWcularlythroughonlineuser-friendlytools.

TaxAdministraWonDiagnosWcAssessmentTool(TADAT)

InternaWonalMonetaryFund,TADATSteeringCommi]eeandBelgium

Anassessmenttooltoprovideaframeworkforassessingthestrengthsandweaknessesofacountry’staxadministraWon.

PROMOTINGDEVELOPMENTINSITUATIONSOFCONFLICTANDFRAGILITY

NewDealforEngagementinFragileStates

InternaWonalDialogueforPeacebuildingandStatebuilding

Anagreementbetweenfragileandconflict-affectedstates,developmentpartners,andcivilsocietytoimprovethecurrentdevelopmentpolicyandpracWceinfragileandconflict-affectedstates.

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WorkingGrouponGoodPracWcePrinciplesforValueChainDevelopmentinFCS

InternaWonalFinanceCorporaWonIFC,ClingendaelInsWtute,Spark,Shell

ThisiniWaWveaimstodevelopaconflict-relevanttoolforacceleraWngvaluechaindevelopmentandintegraWnglocalSMEs.Theeffortwillentaildeveloping,piloWng,evaluaWng,refininganddisseminaWonofpracWcaltoolsforpracWWoners,focusedonagribusinessandextracWvesinvestmentinfragileandconflict-affectedsituaWon.

PROMOTINGTHEUSEOFMULTI-DIMENSIONALMETHODSFORMEASURINGDEVELOPMENT

MulW-dimensionalpovertymethodologiesforeffecWveinternaWonaldevelopmentco-operaWonthatensurenooneislenbehind

Mexico ThisiniWaWvewillseekto:(i)improveinternaWonaldevelopmentcooperaWoneffecWvenessthroughmulWdimensionalmeasurements;(ii)contributetothemonitoringandfollow-upofthe2030AgendacoreprincipleofleavingnoonebehindendorsedbytheGPEDC,(iii)encourageKnowledgeSharingonmulWdimensionalapproaches.

STEPPING-UPEFFORTSATREGIONALANDCOUNTRY-LEVEL

Agricord AFDI,Acodea,Agriterra,AHA,Asiadhrra,ASPRODEB,CSA,FFD,Fert,WeEffect,Trias,UPA-DI

AniniWaWvetocarryoutcapacitybuildingprojectsforprofessionalfarmers’organisaWonsindevelopingcountries.

PlamormforRegionalIntegraWonDevelopmentEffecWveness

Inter-GovernmentalAuthorityonDevelopment(IGAD)andInter-RegionalCoordinaWngCommi]ee(IRCC)

AforumforfacilitaWon;partnerships;guidance;region’scapacity;regionaldiplomacyskills.

STRENGTHENINGDEVELOPINGCOUNTRYOWNERSHIP

EffecWveInsWtuWonsPlamorm

EffecWveInsWtuWonsPlamorm

ThisGPIisanalliancetosupportcountry-ledandevidence-basedpolicydialogue,knowledgesharingandpeerlearningonpublicsectormanagementandinsWtuWonalreform.

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TheroleoflocalandregionalgovernmentsineffecWvedevelopment

UCLG,UCLGAfrica,CEMRPLATFORMA,CommonwealthLocalGovernmentForum,InternaWonalAssociaWonofFrancophoneMayors,EuropeanCommission

ThisiniWaWveaimstostrengthentheacWveinvolvementoflocalandregionalgovernmentsinthedefiniWon,implementaWonanddeliveryoftheSDGsatnaWonalandlocallevelsbypromoWngamulW-stakeholderandmulWlevelapproachtonurtureaterritorialapproachtolocaldevelopmentasawaytocontributetotheGlobalPartnershipandtotheeffecWvedevelopmentagenda(contribuWngtoSDG16andSDG17,amongotherSDGs).

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