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PES implementation does not necessarily mean that externalities produced by ecosystem service buyers are internalised. Power asymmetries among actors are the determining factor for envisaging whether nexus governance can be implemented or externalities and costs are pushed onto marginal societal sectors.
Future risks to water supply, food and energy production can be averted by strengthening existing institutions and optimizing administrative procedures. Zambia’s water governance and administrative structures are still under development and so are limited in their regulative ability.
We and millions of European and other ‘Western’ citizens are living in times of abundant pessimism and turbulence, dominated by social discontent, uncertainty over the future, and rising populism. In this uncertain landscape that seems to dominate the media, we often forget the great and positive achievements made beyond our own borders.
Eine höhere Ergebnisorientierung der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit (EZ) und die Kommunikation von Ergebnissen fördern Lernprozesse und sind wichtig, um die Wirksamkeit der EZ zu erhöhen. Nur wenn ausreichend Informationen vorhanden und zugänglich sind, können Öffentlichkeit, Parlamente und Zivilgesellschaft in Geber- und Partnerländern Entwicklungsakteure für die Erreichung von Ergebnissen zur Rechenschaft ziehen.
Der neue Europäische Konsens für Entwicklung soll von den EU-Institutionen in dieser Woche bei den European Development Days feierlich unterzeichnet werden.