EU Accountability Report 2012 on Financing for Development : Review of progress of the EU and its Member States

This Staff Working Document is the tenth in a series of annual progress reports drafted since 2003 (previ-ously labelled ‘Monterrey report’). Building on previous reports, it assesses where the EU and its Member States stand in relation to their common commitments on financing for development. This report is especially focused on the evolution in key areas since the previous one, and thus only summarises issues discussed at length last year.

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Alternative title:	European Commission Staff Working Paper : Accompanying document to the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions ; Improving EU support to developing countries in mobilising Financing for Development
Year of publication:	2012-07-09
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission
Subject:	Biodiversität \| biodiversity \| Entwicklungshilfe \| development aid \| EU \| Finanzhilfe \| financial assistance \| Handel \| commerce \| Klimawandel \| climate change \| Nachhaltigkeit \| sustainability \| Zollpolitik \| tariff policy \| 2012

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1 Reducing Aid Dependency and Increasing Sustainable Financing for Development
1.1 Improving Domestic Resource Mobilisation
1.1.1 Strategic Orientations
1.1.2 EU Assistance to Developing Countries in Tax and Customs Reform and Related Capacity Building
1.1.3 Promoting Good Governance in the Tax Area
1.2 Maintaining Sustainable Debt Levels
1.2.1 Honouring EU Commitments on Debt Relief
1.2.2 Public Debt Management: A Critical Component of Debt Sustainability
1.2.3 Diversified Sources of Lending and Debt Vulnerabilities
1.2.4 The Status of Vulture Fund Litigation
2 International Private Flows for Development
2.1 Supporting Trade as An Engine for Development
2.1.1 Towards a More Focused EU Policy Framework on Trade and Development
2.1.2 Taking Stock of the Way the EU Has Delivered on Its Trade and Development Commitments since 2002
2.1.3 Progress on Aid for Trade
2.2 Remittances as An Instrument of Development
2.2.1 Towards a Renewed EU Overarching Framework for the Cooperation with Third Countries in the Area of Migration and Mobility
2.2.2 Progress on Remittance Outflows
2.2.3 Reducing Transfer Costs of Remittances
2.2.4 Donor Initiatives
3 Leveraging International Development Finance: beyond Official, beyond Development and beyond Assistance
3.1 Innovative Financing – Sources and Mechanisms
3.1.1 Distinction between Innovative Financing Sources and Mechanisms
3.1.2 State of Play and Revenues Raised by Existing Innovative Mechanisms
3.1.3 Major EU Initiatives
3.1.4 EU Blending Mechanisms
3.2 Facilitating Private Investment
3.2.1 Framework for Private Sector-led Growth
3.2.2 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
4 International Development Finance: EU Support to Global Goals
4.1 Scaling up Official Development Assistance (ODA)
4.1.1 EU ODA Commitments in the Global Context
4.1.2 EU ODA Performance 2005-2011 Compared to Other Donors
4.1.3 Performance on ODA Targets (2005-2011)

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