Analytical Note, July 2008
Financing for development from Monterrey to Doha.
This Analytical Note evaluates how far the commitments contained in the 2002 Monterrey Consensus were fulfilled. It also examines the adequacy of the Monterrey Consensus as a framework for guiding international policy decisions and actions in current circumstances, and then outlines the significant changes and developments that have occurred since Monterrey that call for a fresh approach to addressing financing for development issues.
Finally, the Analytical Note seeks to identify policy and institutional areas where the world community needs to be more ambitious in its approach, decisions, and actions at the UN International Review Conference on Financing for Development that will take place in Doha at the end of November 2008. It concludes with observations on the post-Doha agenda that developing countries might wish to consider
This article was tagged: Bretton Woods Institutions (BWIs), Capital Flows, Climate Change, Climate Financing, Doha Development Round, Financial Crisis, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Millenium Development Goals (MDGs), Reform of the International Financial System, Trade for Development, United Nations (UN), United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), World Trade Organization (WTO)
