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Despite promises by developed countries to double aid to Africa by 2010, the volume of official development assistance had fallen for the second consecutive year.
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Consequently, an increase in the volume of those remittances should not affect the volume of official development assistance to countries of origin.
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Therefore, it is our view that the responsibility of the international community to the LDCs lies in supporting their national priorities by increasing the volume of official development assistance.
On the positive side, the volume of official development assistance had generally increased in recent years.
The Committee appreciates the State party's commitment to international cooperation as reflected in the volume of official development assistance, standing at 0.92 per cent of GNP.
It must increase the volume of official development assistance, reduce the external debt burden and promote investment.
The Ministers called upon developed countries to ensure that information on their efforts to increase the volume of official development assistance is made available to the relevant United Nations intergovernmental bodies.
The commitments to increase the volume of official development assistance and improve its quality and impact, reiterated at the Doha Conference just a couple of weeks ago, must be honoured.
The main changes that occurred in the intervening period were the result of European andinternational developments with regard to the quality and volume of official development assistance and included the following.
As to national aid,we intend to increase our volume of official development assistance to 0.51 per cent of our gross domestic product(GDP) by 2010.
My second subject of concern relates to the effects of globalization on African economies with respect to access to foreign markets, the volume of official development assistance and favourable treatment for foreign debt.
It is therefore urgent to increase the volume of official development assistance, to expand debt-cancellation initiatives, to improve the access of African exports to international markets and to promote investment.
With regard to the development of a global partnership for development, in order for our country to meet all the MDGs by 2015 andto avoid backsliding towards negative socio-economic indicators, it is important that the volume of official development assistance should not decrease in the coming years.
The volume of official development assistance declined in real terms in 2011 and 2012 owing to smaller aid budgets and austerity measures adopted by many developed countries, although it recovered and reached record levels in 2013.
Calls upon developed countries to ensure that information on their efforts to increase the volume of official development assistance is made available to the relevant United Nations intergovernmental bodies;
The volume of official development assistance(ODA) has been discussed within the framework of the European Union, as a contribution to the review of the Millennium Development Goals at the United Nations Summit in September 2005.
We urge our development partners to undertake practical measures to translate this into concrete and early actions with a view to providing the least developed countries with a substantially increased volume of official development assistance as envisaged in the Programme of Action.
Work towards improving the quality of development cooperation and increasing the volume of Official Development Assistance, particularly in those developed countries that have not yet reached the 0.7 per cent target- to be achieved as fast as possible, by 2018 at the latest in order to contribute to enhancing the implementation of the UNCCD 10-year Strategy.
The third dimension is financing for development, which, according to the Secretary-General's report on the follow-up to the outcome of the Millennium Summit,remains"well below the level needed to meet the Goals"(A/58/323, para. 49), even though we are pleased at a recent rise in the volume of official development assistance.
Calls upon developed countries to ensure that information on their efforts to increase the volume of official development assistance is made available to the relevant United Nations intergovernmental bodies, including through making best use of sources such as the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development; .
For example, the volume of official development assistance fell 3 per cent in 2011; the Doha Round of trade negotiations remains at an impasse and protectionist measures adopted by the Group of 20 affect 3 per cent of global trade; the agricultural subsidies of OECD countries rose in 2011; debt relief efforts have failed to comprehensively address the debt problem of all developing countries; and a growing number of free trade agreements include intellectual property provisions that block access to essential medicines, especially for the poorest.
In the 1998 report of the Secretary-General on Africa(A/52/871-S/1998/318),donor countries were urged to increase the volume of official development assistance; to ensure that at least 50 per cent of aid to Africa was spent in Africa; and to restructure aid to focus on high impact areas, including rural water supplies, basic education and primary health.
With regard to the effect of globalization on the volume of official development assistance, we note that for all the enthusiasm for the development of the private sector- development which we welcome, recognizing that private investment is the driving force of economic growth- a trend towards a decline in official development assistance, despite its importance in the fight against poverty in our countries.
The Ministers called upon developed countries to ensure that information on their efforts to increase the volume of official development assistance is made available to the relevant United Nations intergovernmental bodies, including through making best use of sources such as the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. .
While recognizing the vital importance of substantially raising the volume of official development assistance(ODA) to implement goals 1-7 and, hence, progress in the implementation of human rights, including the right to development, the task force highlights a number of issues that are relevant for developing criteria for periodic evaluation of aid.
In addition, increased volumes of official development assistance(ODA) remain vital to development financing, especially for the poorest nations.