Analytical Note, September 2008
Reshaping the international development cooperation architecture: perspectives on strategic development role for the Development Cooperation Forum.
This Analytical Note presents the findings of a research project undertaken by the South Centre designed to gather insights and perspectives from various stakeholders – including developing country governments and civil society.
It then presents some recommendations regarding the vision, roles, institutional architecture, and functions of the newly-created Development Cooperation Forum (DCF), highlighting the need for the DCF to be a strategic forum for multilateral discussion of development cooperation issues in order to enhance the role of the UN system in development cooperation policymaking and implementation.
This article was tagged: Bretton Woods Institutions (BWIs), Financing for Development, Millenium Development Goals (MDGs), South-South Cooperation, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
