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Highlighted Document Report from the "EU-Africa Dialogue on Development Cooperation" at 6th World Water Forum

On 15 March 2012, at the 6th  World Water Forum, the EUWI Africa Working Group and the AMCOW secretariat co-convened a side event entitled "EU-Africa Dialogue on Development Cooperation in Water for Growth".

Please find below a summary report from the event, to download.

Highlighted Document EUWI AWG Newsletter March 2012 // Bulletin de l'IEE GTA mars 2012

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EUWI AWG Newsletter March 2012

 

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Bulletin de l'IEE GTA mars 2012

Highlighted Document AWG Newsletter January 2012 // Bulletin du GTA janvier 2012

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AWG Newsletter January 2012

 

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Bulletin du GTA janvier 2012

Press release - New reports highlight opportunities to improve water and sanitation aid efficiency in Africa

Please download the press release from our publication launch at the World Water Week in Stockholm on 24 August 2011.

Highlighted Document Bulletin du GTA Août 2011

Highlighted Document AWG Newsletter August 2011

At the World Water Week in Stockholm, 21-27 August 2011, you will have numerous occasions of interacting with the Africa Working Group. We look forward to your participation in the following events, in which we will be involved:• Focus: Africa, 9:00-17:30, Tuesday, 23 August, Room K2• Publication Launch, 13:00-13:30, Wednesday, 24 August, EUWI exhibition stand EH 06:49Sandwiches will be served!• AWG meeting (AWG members only), 14:00-17:00, Wednesday 24 August, Room K13• EUWI Multi Stakeholder Forum, 9:00-12:30, Thursday, 25 August, Room T6

Aid Effectiveness in Africa – AWG briefing note

High-level political declarations have called for accelerated progress to meet the water and sanitation targets. However, such global commitments need to translate into concrete results at the country level. Recent assessments show that enormous challenges still exist for recipient countries to access and make effective use of aid. This briefing note gives advice on how aid effectiveness can be improved at national and global levels.

L'efficacité de l'aide - note de synthèse GTA

Les déclarations politiques de haut niveau réclament l’accélération du progrès vers les cibles en matière d’eau et d’assainissement. Or, les engagements mondiaux doivent se traduire par des résultats concrets au niveau national. Des évaluations récentes ont montré que les pays bénéficiaires ont toujours de grandes difficultés pour accéder à l’aide et pour l’utiliser de façon efficace. Cette note de synthèse donne des conseils sur comment améliorer l’efficacité de l’aide au niveau national autant que global.

Highlighted Document Update on EU aid to water and sanitation - political briefing note

ENGLISH

The purpose of this briefing note is to give an update on EU aid to the water and sanitation sector in Africa as it stands now, nearly ten years past the Johannesburg commitments. It synthesizes findings from previous AWG reports and was presented to all EU member states at an ACP council group meeting in May 2011.

 

FRANÇAIS

Highlighted Document Guidance for the use of Water Supply and Sanitation Purpose Codes (OECD DAC Creditor Reporting System)

Purpose codes for water and sanitation have been revised taking effect in 2011 reporting on 2010 flows (agreed by the DAC Working Party on Statistics – WP-STAT – in May 2009). The purpose of this Note is to offer guidance to users of the revised codes; as such, the Note is “work in progress” and it is envisaged that the Guidance will be updated in the light of donors’ experience in applying the revised Codes. In offering guidance on the new purpose codes, this document also contributes to the higher objective of improving the overall quality of data in the water sector.

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Co-chairs: Dick van Ginhoven (Netherlands, European co-chair), Trevor Balzer (South- Africa, African co- chair)

Support team: Joakim Harlin (UNDP), Birgitta Liss-Lymer, Per Bertilsson, Johanna Sjödin (SIWI).

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