From poverty reduction to global challenges, a new horizon for international development cooperation?

Abstract

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Dilemmas and Rigors of the International Development Cooperation Dimension

“…Based on the SWOT analysis, we can note the unique vision of author Philippe A. Orliange (2020), such as: THE SDGs are essential for the transition to a sustainable economy, in other words, essential for regulating globalization. Otherwise, we can say that the SDGs can become a very important tool for regulating globalization, given that the expertise of specialists is considered.…”

International development cooperation as a global governance policy

“…This is apparent from the texts' appeal to both developing and developed countries to contribute to the broadening of international development finance beyond ODA. This has facilitated the integration of the 2030 Agenda in southern institutions' strategies, in particular among institutions in charge of domestic policies and mobilising resources such as national cooperation agencies and development banks (Orliange 2020). This process of incorporation is further achieved through SSC's "distinct attributes and strengths that can be leveraged to contribute towards the 2030 Agenda and Paris Agreement" (ECOSOC Brief 2017) by "facilitat[ing] a horizontal relationship in which cooperation is built as a partnership between equals" that "face comparable challenges" (UNSG SSC report 2018).…”

From Global to Local: Subnational Development Banks in the Era of Sustainable Development Goals

“…The AAAA, in its turn, provides the blueprint to finance the goals addressed in the SDGs and considerably expands the diversity of actors involved in the mobilization of domestic and external financial resources. Combining the call made to development banks with the emphasis on local governments (Orliange, 2020), SDBs are positioned at the heart of AAAA. Following this direction, development finance could be maximized by strengthening a network of development banks at different levels -multilateral, regional, national and subnational (UNCTAD, 2016).…”