Action Dialogues 2021 for Effective Development Co-operation
Interested in leading one?
Confirmed Countries
Afghanistan
(Ministry of Finance)
Bangladesh
(Ministry of Finance, Economic Relations Division)
Burkina Faso
(Ministry of Economy, Finance and Development)
Cameroon
(Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development)
Colombia
(Presidential Agency of International Cooperation)
Côte d’Ivoire
(Ministry of Planning and Development)
Democratic Republic of Congo
(Ministry of Planning)
Dominican Republic
(Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development)
Guinea
(Ministry of African Cooperation and Integration)
Haiti
(Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation)
Honduras
(Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation)
Liberia
(Ministry of Finance and Development Planning)
Lao PDR
(Ministry of Planning and Investment)
Nepal
(Ministry of Finance)
Nigeria
(Ministry of Budget and National Planning)
Rwanda
(Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning)
Senegal
(Ministry of Economy, Planning and Cooperation)
What is an Action Dialogue?
Led by partner country governments, an Action Dialogue aims to bring stakeholders together at country level to build a shared understanding on why effectiveness matters and how to urgently scale up effective partnerships to maximise development impact for COVID-19 recovery and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) implementation.
In addition to making development co-operation more effective at country level, these Dialogues will build momentum toward the Global Partnership’s Third High-Level Meeting in 2022.
Reach out to the Joint Support Team at monitoring@effectivecooperation.org for further support.
Linking Dialogues with Global Partnership Action Areas
The Global Partnership Work Programme is implemented by multi-stakeholder groups and organized in thematic Action Areas:
The Effectiveness to Impact initiatives proposed by Action Area 1.1 (“Demonstrating the Impact of Effectiveness”) offer a range of practical technical expertise to support Government and development partners in selected (sub-) sectors. The Initiative will help partner countries to strengthen the functioning of sector development processes, and by doing so, achieve faster impact and accelerate progress on the specific SDGs prioritized by the sector. In your Action Dialogue, you might wish to consider whether an Effectiveness to Impact initiative might be a useful tool to implement in practice some of the improvements in effectiveness that the Action Dialogue identifies as priorities to be addressed.
Want to know more about the initiatives and discuss how Action Area 1.1 can support a discussion in the Action Dialogues?
Contact Earnán Ó Cléirigh
Civil society organisations (CSOs) play a fundamental and independent role in development, including in the context of the COVID 19 pandemic, through their outreach and roots in developing communities, by empowering and providing services as well as ensuring that the voices of all groups of society are heard. For partner country governments interested in leading an Action Dialogue with a focus on strengthening civil society partnerships and enabling CSO engagement in development processes – Action Area 2.4 of the Global Partnership provides you the unique opportunity to jointly collaborate with CSOs and diverse development actors to create enabling conditions for effective action!
Interested in connecting with the work of Action Area 2.4?
Contact info@effectivecooperation.org / Nathalie Vesco Ghélew / Vitalice Meja
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Action Area 1.2: Strengthening Statistical Capacity and Data
Action Area 2.1: Private Sector Engagement
Action Area 2.2: Effective Triangular Development Co-operation
Action Area 2.3: Country-led Development Effectiveness of South-South Co-operation
Action Area 2.5: Effective Philanthropic Engagement
Action Area 2.6: Development Effectiveness at Subnational Level