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201. Post-2015: the EU can contribute more than aid to the global development agenda

     

     Furness, Mark / Heiner Janus / Stephan Klingebiel (2013)

     The post-2015 global development framework provides an opportunity to reconsider the European Union’s potential role as a global actor for the coming decades. The EU should aspire to fulfil a post-2015 role that goes beyond traditional development assistance.

202. Universal energy access: moving from technological fix to poverty reduction

     

     Johnson, Oliver (2013)

     This briefing paper explores international commitment to achieving universal access to modern energy services by 2030. It highlights the need to move beyond equating energy access with grid connection and consider the wider context and constraints within which energy access initiatives are pursued.

203. Post-2015: what can the European Union learn from past international negotiations?

     

     Keijzer, Niels / Adam Moe Fejerskov (2013)

     On 27 February the European Commission presented a proposal for a joint European Union position for a post-2015 framework on global development. This Briefing Paper analyses the EU's engagement in three past international negotiations and presents five lessons learned.

204. Post 2015: reconsidering sustainable development goals; is the environment merely a dimension?

     

     Boltz, Frederick / Will R. Turner / Frank Wugt Larsen / Imme Scholz / Alejandro Guarin (2013)

     The post-2015 global development agenda should build on sustainable development goals which integrate environmental, social and economic concerns. This is a complex but worthwhile endeavour, as oversimplified goals will not be fit to the task at hand.

205. Post 2015: why is the water-energy-land nexus important for the future development agenda?

     

     Brandi, Clara / Carmen Richerzhagen / Katharina M.K. Stepping (2013)

     The post-2015 agenda should reflect the importance of water, energy and land and their interrelatedness, the resource nexus. Goals of a new development agenda have to mirror the different dimensions of sustainable development, accomplish coherence across the goals and be universal in nature.

206. From poverty reduction to mutual interests? The debate on differentiation in EU development policy

     

     Koch, Svea (2013)

     The issue of how to frame EU development policy with middle-income countries (MICs) is an unresolved debate at the EU level. This paper examines the differentiation debate and argues for a strategic EU approach to respond to changing patterns of poverty and global development challenges.

207. Post 2015: what can be learnt from the impact of health performance on donor policies for health assistance?

     

     Stepping, Katharina M.K. (2013)

     Health conditions in the recipient country are not the only decisive factor for the provision of health assistance. The decision pattern of donors has not remarkably changed after the definition of international health objectives. Future health objectives should reflect inter-sectoral reciprocities.

208. History repeats? The rise of the new middle classes in the developing world

     

     Furness, Mark / Imme Scholz / Alejandro Guarín (2012)

209. Post 2015: how to reconcile the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

     

     Loewe, Markus (2012)

210. Options for improving the communication of seasonal rainfall forecasts to smallholder farmers: the case of Kenya

     

     Shah, Parita / Chinwe Ifejika Speranza / Romanus Opiyo / Joshua Ngaina (2012)