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Socio-political and administrative determinants of municipal revenue performance: insights from Mozambique

Bunk, Saida / Salvador Forquilha / Dominique Klawonn / Jonathan Krull / Alina Sennewald / Conrad Steinhilber / Juliane von Boeselager / Armin von Schiller (2017)
Briefing Paper 14/2017

Mobilisation of municipal revenue is a relevant topic for development from a fiscal point of view but also from a broader governance perspective. This paper presents the results of a study focusing on how administrative and socio-political factors affect municipal revenue performance in Mozambique.

Does the political resource curse affect public finance? The vulnerability of tax revenue in resource-rich countries

von Haldenwang, Christian / Maksym Ivanyna (2017)
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Party system institutionalization and reliance on personal income tax: exploring the relationship using new data

von Schiller, Armin (2017)
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Taxing higher incomes: what makes the high-income earners consent to more progressive taxation in Latin America?

Berens, Sarah / Armin von Schiller (2017)
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Mobilising private adaptation finance: developed country perspectives

Pauw, Pieter (2017)
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The EU-South Africa strategic partnership: waning affection, persisting economic interests

Grimm, Sven / Christine Hackenesch (2017)
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Expanding oil palm cultivation in Indonesia: changing local water cycles raises risks of droughts and floods

Merten, Jennifer / Alexander Röll / Surya Tarigan / Dirk Hölscher / Jonas Hein (2017)
Briefing Paper 1/2017

Oil palm cultivation is expanding rapidly across the globe. Current discussions on ecological impacts focus on the destruction of forests, greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity loss. Little attention has been paid to concerns that oil palm expansion has severe impacts on local water resources.

A European peace facility could make a pragmatic contribution to peacebuilding around the world

Furness, Mark / Julian Bergmann (2018)
Briefing Paper 6/2018

The proposal for a European Peace Facility (EPF) has the potential to provide a pragmatic and workable solution to the question of how the EU should finance peacebuilding in developing countries. The most promising model for the EPF is to set it up as a multi-donor trust fund.

Applying the water-energy-food nexus to the charcoal value chain

Hoffmann, Harry K. / Klas Sander / Michael Brüntrup / Stefan Sieber (2017)
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Fostering intra-regional trade in Africa II: what could the role of CAADP be?

Djibo, Ousmane / Michael Brüntrup (2016)
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Breaking Egypt's unsocial contract

El-Haddad, Amirah (2018)
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Prudent industrial policies should guide markets

Altenburg, Tilman / Wilfried Lütkenhorst (2018)
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The next EU budget: the EU should show it means ‘business’ with its commitment to supporting democracy and human rights

Hackenesch, Christine / Niels Keijzer (2018)
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Using standard indicators: opportunities, challenges and risks

Holzapfel, Sarah (2018)
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Fostering green finance for sustainable development in Asia

Volz, Ulrich (2018)
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A bridge over troubled water? The Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) and the security-development nexus in EU external policy

Bergmann, Julian (2018)
Discussion Paper 6/2018

The Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) is the EU’s main thematic instrument to fund assistance in conflict prevention and peacebuilding. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the IcSP and discusses its relevance for the EU’s approach to the security-development nexus.

EU financing for peace and security post 2020 – towards a European Peace Facility (EPF)?

Bergmann, Julian / Mark Furness (2018)
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EU budget reform: opportunities and challenges for global sustainable development

Hackenesch, Christine / Julian Bergmann / Niels Keijzer / Svea Koch (2018)
Briefing Paper 4/2018

With the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) the EU defines not only the financial, but also the political priorities until 2030. The next MFF will therefore be a milestone for the EU’s implementation of the Agenda 2030. We make five proposals how the Agenda could be anchored within the MFF.

Strategic policymaking and the German aid programme in the MENA region since the Arab uprisings

Furness, Mark (2018)
Discussion Paper 5/2018

Germany’s annual aid to MENA countries more than doubled since 2011, but without a public strategy setting out objectives and the role of aid and other policy tools in achieving them. A whole of government strategy based on the 2030 Agenda could balance German interests with the MENA’s development priorities.

Assessing results-based aid for financing development in sub-Saharan Africa

Janus, Heiner / Stephan Klingebiel (2018)
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