CPDE’s road to the Effective Development Co-operation Summit 2022
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The Third High Level Meeting (HLM3), likewise referred to as the ‘Effectiveness Summit’, of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC) will be held from December 12 to 14, 2022 in Geneva, Switzerland.
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What has happened before
GPEDC Co-Chairs Statement (New York)
True to its multistakeholders nature, GPEDC formalised the creation of the Non-Executive Co-Chair position that represents all non-State constituents. The Partnership also moved to focus its work at/on the country-level and created a workstream to improved and implement the Global Action Plan (GAP) as means to use the monitoring results, and to place a renewed and strengthened emphasis on time-bound targets of the effectiveness agenda.
Nairobi Outcome Document
During the Second GPEDC High Level Meeting, the Nairobi Declaration was approved. It pushed for universalising EDC and asked for accountability of all development actors in their commitments, with emphasis on the message of leaving no one behind.
Mexico HLM Communique
The First High-Level Meeting (HLMI) of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation was held in Mexico City. The outcome of this meeting was the Mexico Communique, which called on all development actors to pursue concrete actions towards inclusive and sustainable development results.
Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation
The Busan Development Effectiveness Principles established the need for an EDC framework that would emphasise the contribution, responsibilities, ang unique roles of all stakeholders in development.
Accra Agenda
for Action
The Accra Agenda for Action was endorsed by countries that participated in the Third High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Ghana. The said document recognised the vital role of CSOs as development actors in their own right.
Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness
Adoption of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, which established a monitoring system to assess progress and ensure that the donors and recipients hold each other accountable for their commitments.
Rome Declaration on Harmonisation
During the First High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, the Rome Declaration on Harmonisation was endorsed. It centered around key principal commitments which include ensuring that development assistance with partner country profiles, and reviewing and amending policy, procedures, and practice to facilitate harmonisation.
2010
The Formulation of Istanbul Principles, a statement of common values and approaches that should guide CSOs as independent actors. The principles are centered on core concepts of human rights, social justice, gender equality, democratic ownership, and environmental sustainability.
News articles
HLM3 CSO Delegation
Name | Organisation |
|---|---|
Beverly Longid | Indigenous Peoples Movement for Self-Determination and Liberation (IPMSDL) |
Rosa Belen Agirregomezkorta | Centro de Estudios e Investigacion sobre Mujeres (CEIM) |
Richard Ssewakiryanga | |
Justin Kilcullen | Social Justice Ireland |
Marita Gonzalez | Confederacion General Del Trabajo Internacional |
Blanche Simonny Abegue | Dynamique OSCAF-Gabon |
David Tola Winjobi | CAFSO-WRAG for Development |
Chinara Aitbaeva | Nash Vek Public Foundation |
Shanta Laxmi Shrestha | Beyond Beijing Committee |
Izabella Toth | Cordaid |
Georgina Muñoz | RENICC |
Henry Morales | Movimiento Tzuz-Kim Pop |
Anas El-Hasnaoui | Arab NGO Network for Development |
Josaia Osborne | Pacific Islands Association of NGOs |
Eva Ekelund | ACT Alliance |
Nurgul Dzhanaeva | Forum of Women’s NGOs of Kyrgyzstan |
Luca de Fraia | ActionAid Italy |
Jiten Yumnam | Centre for Research and Advocacy Manipur |
Aaron Ceradoy | Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants |
Sylvia Mallari | People’s Coalition for Food Sovereignty |
Jenison Urikhimbam | Youth Forum for the Protection of Human Rights (YFPHR) |
Diego Lopez Gonzales | International Trade Union Confederation |
Vitalice Meja | Reality of Aid Africa |
Jennifer del Rosario-Malonzo | IBON International |
Roberto Pinauin | CPDE |
Mariam Al-Jaja | Arab Group for the Protection of Nature |
Sarah Torres | Reality of Aid Asia Pacific |
Biljana Spasovska | Balkan Civil Society Development Network |
Malena Fama | Red Encuentro |
Nicola Paccamiccio | CIVICUS |
Deirdre de Burca | Forus |
Brian Tomlinson | AidWatch Canada |
Carelle-Peggy Mang-Benza | Cooperation Canada |
Anne Gorety Anyango | Plan International-Africa |
Francis Komi Akpa | PASYD/PNECED |
Akio Takayanagi | Japan NGO Center for International Cooperation |
Nerea Craviotto | European Network on Debt and Development |
Kristina Lanz | AllianceSud |
Anton Aleksandrov Martinov | International Youth Alliance |
Upakar Pandey | Center for Good Governance and Peace (CGGAP) |
Eugene Ngalim | Cameroon Youths and Students Forum for Peace (CAMYOSFOP) |
Ruben Quintanilla | FUNSALPRODESE |
Cristina Prego Tramuja | Asociación Nacional de ONG orientadas al desarrollo |
Nurel Tagiev | FWNGO |
Tania Sanchez | Red Coordinadora de la Mujer |
Pefi Kingi | PacificWin |
Thorsten Göbel | ACT Alliance |
Richard Watts | Save the Children |
Jakob Sundin | ForumCiv |
Penny Davies | Diakonia |
Anabel Cruz | La Sociedad Civil |
Marie Lisa Dacanay | Institute fo Social Entrepreneurship in Asia |
Elomo Andela | Collectif des ONG pour la Sécurité Alimentaire et le Développement rural |
Chilande Kuloba-Warria | Warande Advisory Centre |
Patricia Akakpo | Network for Women’s Rights in Ghana |
Hesbone Mburu Ndung’u | Africa Youth Trust |
Matt Simonds | CPDE |
Josefina Villegas | CPDE |
Maria Teresa Dominong | CPDE |
Margaret Yarcia | CPDE |
Jodel Dacara | CPDE |
ONLINE PARTICIPATION
Name | Organisation |
|---|---|
Anna Byhovskaya | Oxfam |
Marc Cohen | Oxfam |