Paris Declaration and Accra Agenda for Action through a gender lens: an international perspective and the case of the Dutch Development Cooperation

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Holvoet, Nathalie Inberg, Liesbeth
Copyright Year	2009
Abstract	With the aim to promote aid effectiveness that ultimately contributes to development changes in aid policies and instruments have been propagated over the last decade. The Paris Declaration (PD) and Accra Agenda for Action (AAA) set out a reform agenda of ownership, harmonisation, alignment, results-orientation and mutual accountability. This article studies the ongoing processes through a gender lens. It highlights the rationale for a gendersensitive PD and AAA and analyses opportunities and challenges of the different PD/AAA key principles for gender equality and empowerment. It assesses to what extent a gender perspective has been integrated in the PD and its ongoing review processes. Besides an international focus, we take stock and analyse how Dutch Development Cooperation is handling gender concerns in the realm of the ongoing changes in aid policies and instruments.
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