by Newsroom | Jul 24, 2018 | 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Policy Coherence for Development
Blogpost from Rilli Lappalainen – Policy coherence for sustainable development is finally starting to break through both in political documents and speeches. Now the development of an indicator measuring the sustainable development target 17.14 on coherence has also been started. Read Rilli’s feedback on the High-Level Political Forum 2018 and get an insight on the progress done in policy coherence for sustainable development.
by Newsroom | May 8, 2018 | Financing for Development, Global Citizenship, Promoting Civil Society Space, Publications, Sustainable Development, What we do, Who we are
What did 2017 bring to the development sector in Europe? The annual report of CONCORD encloses the biggest achievements of our confederation in the field of development aid and reports on the main statutory elements needed for a transparent and accountable constituency.
by Newsroom | Oct 26, 2016 | Aid Quality/Aid Effectiveness, Aid Quantity
The European Union has again failed to meet its commitment to spend 0.7% of Gross National Income on Development Aid by 2015. The CONCORD Aidwatch report 2016 published today, entitled ‘This is not enough’, reveals that only five countries met their 2015 targets.
by Newsroom | Oct 5, 2016 | Aid Quality/Aid Effectiveness, EU Development Framework, Financing for Development, Financing for Development
CONCORD is on the road to the second High-level meeting of the GPDEC, key moment for our sector to lead the engagement taken on development effectiveness a step further. Find our position paper and the engagement guide which will provide all the information you need to get ready for Nairobi meeting.
by Sabine Terlecki | May 3, 2016 | 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, EU Development Framework, External Relations, Newsroom, PCD in the EU
CONCORD in the news: In the framework of the new EU Global Strategy, Sabine Terlecki, Head of Policy and Advocacy at CONCORD, identifies the 9 elements which would support a more visionary and ambitious text addressing the root causes of today’s global challenges.
