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PRESS RELEASE: “Boomerang aid”: billions of development aid diverted to companies in rich countries A decade since donor governments agreed to stop tying development aid to lucrative contracts for their domestic companies, a major new study reveals that most aid contracts worth billions of dollars continue to be awarded to firms in rich developed nations.
News » How to spend it. Eurodad launches a new aid effectiveness report in Brussels Just three months ahead of the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, Eurodad launched its newest aid effectiveness report. In a period where the aid effectiveness agenda seems largely stuck, the launch saw a lively and highly political debate on the crucial question: how can we spend aid better?
Report» Real Aid: Ending aid dependency Aid dependency among 54 of the world’s poorest countries has declined by a third over the last decade, according to a new report from ActionAid. The Real Aid 3 report also reveals that since 2006 there has been an increase in good quality aid – real aid – from 51 per cent to 55 per cent.
Report» An Audit of Irish Debt The new study “An Audit of Irish Debt” undertaken by researchers at the University of Limerick and supported by the UNITE trade union and Irish civil society organisations including Eurodad member DDCI has been launched today in Dublin.
Automatic information exchange or banker’s pet scheme: Europe remains undecided In Germany the Social Democratic Party (SPD) has come out against the deal. Meanwhile the European Commission has also said it will have to assess the legality of the deals but has not taken a firm position. The final withholding tax concept known as ‘Rubik’ was initially formulated by the Association of Foreign Banks in Switzerland (AFBS) and Swiss banks, to protect banking secrecy against the international moves towards automatic information exchange, which followed the global financial crisis.
European IFI watchers meet in Bulgaria This year, Za Zemiata hosted its 18th annual meeting, from 1st to 3rd of September. Representatives from 10 NGOs were gathered in Sofia, Bulgaria to discuss issues such as climate and private finance, IMF resurgence, the IFC sustainability policy, the World Bank safeguards and its energy strategy review. read more
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