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Paris Declaration
on Aid
Effectiveness
2005
Paris High Level
Forum on Aid
Effectiveness
The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness,
Ownership, Harmonization, Alignment,
Results and Mutual Accountability, was
prepared during the High Level Forum held
in Paris in March 2005, which gathered
officials and ministers from 91 countries,
donor organizations and partner countries,
representatives of the civil society and the
private sector.
The Paris Declaration is an international
statement, which tries to promote
harmonization, alignment and managing aid
for better results.The Declaration also set
up a series of twelve Indicators of Progress,
to measure and monitor both nationally
and internationally, the effectiveness of aid.
The strategy adopted to achieve these
objectives is composed by several
commitments included in the Declaration.
Establishing
Bioethics
Committes Guide
n.1
2005
UNESCO
This is a practical guide on the
establishment of Bioethics Committees. It
is one of three tools that can be very useful
in connection with training and educational
courses.
Bioethics
Committees at
Work: Procedures
and Policies Guide
n.2
2005
UNESCO
This is a practical guide on the procedures
of work and functioning of Bioethics
Committees. It is one of three tools that
can be very useful in connection with
training and educational courses.
The Abuja
Declaration
2006
African Summit on
Roll Back Malaria
The Abuja Declaration was the output of
the African Summit on Roll Back Malaria,
held in Abuja, Nigeria, in 2000, which
brought together forty-four African
countries affected by malaria. During the
Summit African leaders signed the
Declaration and a Plan of Action.
The Accra
Declaration
2007
African Union, 9th
Session
The Accra Declaration was adopted at the
end of the Ninth Ordinary Session of the
African Union Heads of States Summit in
July 2007, in order to increase strategies
for the African integration through the
implementation of a common vision on the
methods.
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