A full report of the meeting by the TUDCN is available here EN FR ES.
The Meeting put special emphasis on supporting national efforts to achieve the 2030 Agenda, leaving no one behind. It provided a space to exchange ideas and early experience in aligning development cooperation and its institutions to the 2030 Agenda – including in the critical area of monitoring and review to strengthen quality, effectiveness and impact of sustainable development. It also took a distinctive development cooperation perspective to specific challenges and opportunities in South-South cooperation, private development cooperation and blended finance, and technology transfer and capacity building. Full programme here.
The 2016 Report of the Secretary-General on “Trends and progress in international development cooperation” provided the basis for discussions.
Read the joint statement by ITUC and the CSO DCF Reference Group of the CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness (CPDE): UNIVERSALISING EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION: ADVANCING PEOPLE-CENTRED DEVELOPMENT: DEFINING ACCOUNTABILITY IN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AND AGENDA 2030.
DCF side event on accountability and policy coherence in South South Cooperation, with Giulia Massobrio (CSA-TUCA) as discussant, 20 July 2016
Statement on South-South Cooperation by Giulia Massobrio, TUCA, on 21 July 2016:
.@GiuliaMassobrio @csa_tuca at #DCF #DCF2016: #SSC should help strengthening #democracy & #socialdialogue @UNOSSC pic.twitter.com/byG2efgHGa
— TUDCN - RSCD (@TUDCN_rscd) 21 July 2016
Statement on private sector and blending accountability by Joan Lanfranco, TUDCN, on 22 July 2016:
.@jmlanfranco at #DCF on private sector #accountability #blending #PPPs #DCF2016 https://t.co/BfskkNg96U pic.twitter.com/4Y3UtWZEQV
— TUDCN - RSCD (@TUDCN_rscd) 22 July 2016