ODA AND PRIVATE FINANCE

Objective:

Our overall objective is to make sure that DAC rules and guidelines recognise and address risks related to donor partnerships with the private sector, so as to preserve ODA’s unique potential as a resource for leaving no-one behind. Specifically, we strive to

Influence DAC decisions on the reporting rules for Private Sector Instruments (PSI), and
Influence the DAC process to elaborate guidelines for each of the Blended
Finance agreed principles.

December 2022	CSOs call on donors to stop reporting donated excess Covid-19 vaccine doses as ODA
September 2022	Joint CSO recommendations ahead of the September 2022 meeting of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) Working Party on Development Finance Statistics (WP STAT): Towards increased quality and integrity of ODA in the context of Private Sector Instruments and Special Drawing Rights.
June 2022	Joint CSO recommendations ahead of the June 2022 meeting of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) Working Party on Development Finance Statistics (WP STAT): Towards increased quality and integrity of ODA in the context of Private Sector Instruments and Special Drawing Rights.
July 2020	Input to CSOs Consultation on the Draft Policy Guidance Note on OECD DAC Blended Finance Principle 3: Tailor Blended Finance to Local Context
May 2020	Joint CSO letter on Accounting Rules for Debt Relief as ODA
March 2020	Joint CSO letter on Private Finance related issues
February 2019	Joint civil society submission to the February 2019 Senior Level Meeting of the OECD-Development Assistance Committee
October 2018	Civil society organisations’ position on Private Sector Instruments
October 2017	Joint Civil society submission to the 2017 High Level Meeting of the OECD Development Assistance Committee
November 2016	Proposal for the ‘Modernisation of Private Sector Instruments’: CSO background paper
October 2016	CSO statement to the OECD-DAC Senior Level Meeting