CEMUS ”The Global Economy” Nov , Georg Andrén Sida Development Policy and Foreign Aid
Swedish Policy for Global Development Objective An Equitable and Sustainable Global Development Operational tools Policy Coherence Development Cooperation (multilateral and bilateral) Points of departure A rights perspective The perspective of people living in poverty
Policy Coherence for Development Six focus areas of special importance and where Sweden is expected to be able to make a difference Oppression Economic exclusion Migration flows Climate change and Environmental impact Conflict and fragile situations Communicable diseases and other health threats
Oppression Freedom of expression Sexual and reproductive health and rights Organised crime with special focus on human trafficking
Economic exclusion Trade in agricultural products Financial markets Swedish trade and investment in developing countries
Migration flows Labour immigration to Sweden and the EU Remittances and the transfer of skills and knowledge to developing countries Protection and durable solutions for refugees
Climate change and environmental impacts Climate: adaptation and emission reduction Chemicals management Sustainable urban development
Conflicts and fragile situations Security sector reform Women, peace and security From conflict to long term sustainable development
Communicable diseases and other health threats Sustainable health systems and greater access to medicines Early warning and control measures Health promotion and disease prevention
Development Cooperation (Foreign Aid) Transfer of resources Transfer of knowledge and capabilities Dialogue/Value promotion Partnerships, relation building
Development cooperation figures (1)
Development cooperation figures (2)
Development cooperation Africa Million SEK 2014 Burkina Faso Ethiopia Kenya Mali Mozambique Rwanda Tanzania Uganda Zambia DR Kongo Liberia Somalia Sudan Sydsudan Zimbabwe Regionalt Afrika (Reg.S) Regional HIV/Aids, SRHR, LGBT
Bringing it all together in Africa (1) Context “Africa Rising” Strong economic growth, investment and trade picking up Poverty levels still unacceptable Conflicts persist A new Panafricanism emerging Accountability at continental, subregional, national an local level
Bringing it all together in Africa (2) Reconciling Development cooperation and policy coherence Oppression Economic exclusion Migration flows Climate change and Environmental impact Conflict and fragile situations Communicable diseases and other health threats