Global Funds and Networks

Lena Lázaro Rüther; Citlali Ayala Martínez; Ulrich Müller

doi:10.5771/9783845260426

Summary

Roles and modes in international development cooperation are changing towards more horizontal partnerships. In this context new forms of cooperation, such as global networks and funds, are envisioned in order to narrow the gap between global policies and national implementation. The value added of these global mechanisms lies in their diversity of members, two-way flows of knowledge, and horizontal dialogue. Joint leadership, administrative coordination and innovative forms of financing are expected to enhance ownership, effectiveness, and efficiency.

This volume is the result of a joint effort of the Mexican Instituto Mora and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). It endeavors to shed light on a research gap on issues mainly addressed in practice. Thus, it offers useful inputs for policy makers, representatives of cooperation agencies, think tanks and academia, as well as civil society and actors of the private sector engaged in development.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2014
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-1914-3
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-6042-6
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 306
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 9
List of Abbreviations No access Pages 10 - 15
Introduction No access Pages 16 - 25 Ulrich Müller, Lena Lázaro Rüther, Citlali Ayala Martínez
Chapter 1: Implementation, Ownership, Cooperation as Challenges of Global Governance No access Pages 26 - 61 Citlali Ayala Martínez, Ulrich Müller
Challenges for International Cooperation Agencies No access Pages 62 - 73 Nadine Piefer
Demands for Research and Dialogue in a Changing Context: The Importance of Think Tanks No access Pages 74 - 101 Jorge A. Pérez Pineda, Citlali Ayala Martínez
Cooperation with Global Funds No access Pages 102 - 125 Lena Lázaro Rüther, Ulrich Müller, Melani Peláez Jara
Cooperation with Global Networks No access Pages 126 - 155 Lena Lázaro Rüther, Ulrich Müller, Melani Peláez Jara
The Potential of Networks for Strengthening the Sustainability of Development Cooperation No access Pages 156 - 177 Jan Schwaab, Balthas Seibold
Chapter 7: Country-Driven Approaches to Climate Finance: Insights from Bangladesh No access Pages 178 - 189 Merylyn Hedger, Golam Rabbani
Global Financial Architecture for Climate Change and the Green Fund No access Pages 190 - 197 Simone Lucatello
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion: Bringing Smart Policies to Life No access Pages 198 - 207 Alfred Hannig, Maren Leifheit, Lena Lázaro Rüther
Chapter 10: Global Networks Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative No access Pages 208 - 219 Jana Leutner, Michael Rösch
The Creation of the Common Code for the Coffee Community and the 4C Association No access Pages 220 - 235 Melani Peláez Jara
New Forms of Cooperation with the Private Sector: Mexico for Haiti Alliance No access Pages 236 - 247 Jorge A. Pérez Pineda
Evidence and Lessons in Latin America: Network for the Exchange of Good Practices in Public Policy No access Pages 248 - 261 Citlali Ayala Martínez
AL-Las: An International Lab for Strategic Cooperation among Cities No access Pages 262 - 271 Eugene Zapata Garesché, Jordy Meléndez Yúdico
New Schemes of Horizontal Cooperation among Emerging Countries: The Mexico-Chile Fund No access Pages 272 - 279 Fabiola Soto Garváez
Mexican Fund for International Development Cooperation (FONCID) No access Pages 280 - 287 Fabiola Soto Garváez
Conclusions and Perspectives No access Pages 288 - 295 Citlali Ayala Martínez, Ulrich Müller, Lena Lázaro Rüther
Beyond “Us” and “Them” No access Pages 296 - 299 Graham Meadows
Authors No access Pages 300 - 306