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66: TOSSD - Tracking peace and security expenditures in support of the SDGs

Aussama Bejraoui, Valérie Gaveau and Julia Benn

65: Illicit financial flows: Illicit trade in counterfeit, pirated and substandard goods in Ghana

Karl Lallerstedt

64: Illicit financial flows: Illicit narcotics transiting West Africa

Mark Shaw

63: Illicit financial flows: The role of Al Qaeda and its affiliates in the Islamic Maghreb

Theodore Kouts

62: Blended finance in fragile contexts: Opportunities and risks

Irene Basile and Carolyn Neunuebel

61: Transition finance country study of Lebanon: Global public goods and the response to adverse shocks

Emilio Chiofalo, Konstantin Poensgen and Yasmine Rockenfeller

60: Transition Finance Country Study Viet Nam: On the threshold of transition

Jieun Kim and Konstantin Poensgen

59: Blended Finance Funds and Facilities: 2018 Survey Results

Irene Basile and Jarrett Dutra

58: Connecting official development assistance and science technology and innovation for inclusive development: Measurement challenges from a development assistance Committee perspective

Fredrik Ericsson and Sam Mealy

57: Enabling Civil Society: Select survey findings

Jacqueline Wood and Karin Fällman

56: Costa Rica’s perspective on Total Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD)

Marisa Berbegal-Ibanez, Juan Casado Asensio, Friederike Rühmann, Aussama Bejraoui, Guillaume Delalande and Julia Benn

55: Managing environmental risks in development banks and development finance institutions – what role for donor shareholders?

Naeeda Crishna Morgado and Özlem Taşkın

54: Transition Finance: Introducing a new concept

Cécilia Piemonté, Olivier Cattaneo, Rachel Morris, Arnaud Pincet and Konstantin Poensgen

53: Learning from Results-Based Management evaluations and reviews

Janet Vähämäki and Chantal Verger

52: Linking Aid to the Sustainable Development Goals – a machine learning approach

Arnaud Pincet, Shu Okabe and Martin Pawelczyk

51: Blended Finance Evaluation: Governance and Methodological Challenges

Ole Winckler Andersen, Irene Basile, Antonie de Kemp, Gunnar Gotz, Erik Lundsgaarde and Magdalena Orth

50: Nigeria's Perspective on Total Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD)

Guillaume Delalande, Friederike Rühmann, Aussama Bejraoui and Julia Benn

49: Transition Finance Challenges for Commodity-based Least Developed Countries: The example of Zambia

Jieun Kim, Olivier Cattaneo, Arnaud Pincet and Konstantin Poensgen

48: Financing Refugee Hosting Contexts: An analysis of the DAC’s contribution to burden- and responsibility-sharing in supporting refugees and their host communities

Kathleen Forichon

47: Leave No One Behind: How are Development Assistance Committee members answering the pledge of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development?

Beatrice Di Francesco and Ida McDonnell

46: Cabo Verde Transition Finance Country Pilot

Rachel Morris, Olivier Cattaneo and Konstantin Poensgen

45: Mainstreaming biodiversity and development in Peru: Insights and lessons learned

Galina Alova, Jose Carlos Orihuela and Katia Karousakis

44: Private Foundations’ Giving for Development in 2013-2015: Ongoing efforts to better reflect private philanthropic giving in OECD-DAC statistics on development finance

Julia Benn, Cécile Sangaré and Tomáš Hos

43: Senegal’s Perspective on TOSSD

Guillaume Delalande and Valérie Gaveau

42: The Philippines’ Perspective on TOSSD

Guillaume Delalande, Raundi Halvorson-Quevedo and Cécile Sangaré

41: Breaking Down the Myths of Triangular Co-operation in Middle East and North Africa

Juan Casado Asensio and Nadine Piefer

40: Responding to Refugee Crises: Lessons from evaluations in Afghanistan as a country of origin

Susanna Morrison-Métois

39: Responding to Refugee Crises: Lessons from evaluations in South Sudan as a country of origin

Susanna Morrison-Métois

38: Responding to Refugee Crises: Lessons from evaluations in Ethiopia and Uganda as countries of destination

Héloïse Ruaudel and Susanna Morrison-Métois

37: Responding to Refugee Crises in Developing Countries: What Can We Learn From Evaluations?

Héloïse Ruaudel and Susanna Morrison-Métois

36: Amounts Mobilised from the Private Sector by Official Development Finance Interventions: Guarantees, syndicated loans, shares in collective investment vehicles, direct investment in companies, credit lines

Julia Benn, Cécile Sangaré and Tomáš Hos

35: Data for Development: DAC member priorities and challenges

Valentina Sanna and Ida McDonnell

34: Engaging the Private Sector for Green Growth and Climate Action: An Overview of Development Co-Operation Efforts

Naeeda Crishna Morgado and Bérénice Lasfargues

33: Emerging providers’ international co-operation for development

Julia Benn and Willem Luijkx

32: Development Co-operation for Private Sector Development: Analytical Framework and Measuring Official Development Finance

Kaori Miyamoto and Emilio Chiofalo

31: The Role of Development Finance in Climate Action Post-2015

Tara Shine and Gisela Campillo

30: Official Development Finance for Infrastructure: With a Special Focus on Multilateral Development Banks

Kaori Miyamoto and Emilio Chiofalo

29: Mainstreaming Adaptation in National Development Planning

Juan Casado Asensio, Anna Drutschinin, Jan Corfee-Morlot and Gisela Campillo

28: What Enables Effective International Climate Finance in the Context of Development Co-operation?

Sáni Ye Zou and Stephanie Ockenden

27: Public-Private Partnerships for Statistics: Lessons Learned, Future Steps: A focus on the use of non-official data sources for national statistics and public policy

Nicholas Robin, Thilo Klein and Johannes Jütting

26: Amounts Mobilised from the Private Sector by Official Development Finance Interventions: Guarantees, syndicated loans and shares in collective investment vehicles

Julia Benn, Cécile Sangaré, Tomáš Hos and Giovanni Maria Semeraro

25: Official Development Finance for Infrastructure: Support by Multilateral and Bilateral Development Partners

Kaori Miyamoto and Emilio Chiofalo

24: The accidental birth of “official development assistance”

Simon Scott

23: Financing for Development in Support of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

Anna Drutschinin and Stephanie Ockenden

22: Financing in Crisis?: Making humanitarian finance fit for the future

Rachel Scott

21: Biodiversity and Development Co-operation

Anna Drutschinin, Juan Casado Asensio, Jan Corfee-Morlot and Dilys Roe

20: Making Development Co-operation Fit for the Future: A Survey of Partner Countries

Robin Davies and Jonathan Pickering

19: Official Support for Private Sector Participation in Developing Country Infrastructure

Kaori Miyamoto and Kim Biousse

18: Imagining More Effective Humanitarian Aid: A Donor Perspective

Rachel Scott

17: A Calculated Risk: How Donors Should Engage with Risk Financing and Transfer Mechanisms

Lydia Poole

16: Social Protection and Climate Change

Chris Béné, Terry Cannon, Mark Davies, Andrew Newsham and Thomas Tanner

15: Food and Nutrition (in-)Security and Social Protection

Rachel Slater, Rebecca Holmes and Nicholas Mathers

14: Green Growth and Poverty Reduction: Policy Coherence for Pro-poor Growth

Michael King

13: Risk and Resilience: From Good Idea to Good Practice

Andrew Mitchell

12: The Evolution of Official Development Assistance: Achievements, Criticisms and a Way Forward

William Hynes and Simon Scott

11: Guarantees for Development

Mariana Mirabile, Julia Benn and Cécile Sangaré

10: The Challenges of Supporting Effective Security and Justice Development Programming

Nicole Ball and Luc van de Goor

9: Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire? Migration from Fragile States to Fragile States

Anke Hoeffler

8: The Power of Radical Islamist Ideas in Fragile States in Parts of Sub-Saharan Africa

Abdelkérim Ousman

7: Building a “Fragile Consensus”: Liberalisation and State Fragility

Peter Middlebrook

6: From Spoilers to Statebuilders: Constructive Approaches to Engagement with Non-State Armed Groups in Fragile States

Sukanya Podder

5: Transnational Organised Crime and Fragile States

Paula Miraglia, Rolando Ochoa and Ivan Briscoe

4: Exporting from Fragile States: Challenges and Opportunities

Anke Hoeffler

3: International Markets for Security and Military Assistance

Roy Isbister and Tom Donnelly

2: Growth, Aid and Policies in Countries Recovering from War

Anke Hoeffler

1: Training and Beyond: Seeking Better Practices for Capacity Development

Jenny Pearson