A blog For Busan Global Partnership Workshop - Opportunities and ChallengesBy Vitalice Meja – Reality of Aid Africa As we converge in Seoul Korea next week to review progress since Busan, I am left with a bitter sweet taste in my mouth. Bitter because we are yet to firmly locate…

Interview with Vitalice Meja on the Future of development Cooperation in the post-2015 eraBringing the future of the development cooperation to post 2015 era 1.What is the future of development cooperation particularly in Africa?Development cooperation scope is shifting focus from the north-south approach to a more south-south approach.This cooperation will…

The private sector received recognition in the Paris Declaration (2005), the Accra Agenda for Action (2008) and the Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation (2011) as an active actor in the development discourse, as a source of financial flows, and as a benefactor from an enabling environment for investments at…

As the world prepares for the final review of the achievement of the millennium development goals in 2015, assessing how the global partnership has facilitated the achievement or lack of achievement of the MDGs will be crucial. RoA Africa would like to focus specifically on the quality and quantity of…

By Vitalice Meja, Reality of Aid Africa Network Real access to and use of data is crucial for development co-operation, and for the billions of people whom this co-operation aims to benefit. For development co-operation stakeholders, real access to data allows for transparency as well as better planning, targeting and…