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The financial crisis and the shift toward a multi-polar economy is changing the way development aid is delivered. Aid no longer flows exclusively from North to South. New partnerships and players are
emerging. Donor and client governments, along with their constituents,
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I would like to let you know that I'm going to go to the Policy Dialogue and South- South Cooperation in Johannesburg next week. I will let you know the advances on this meeting.
Regards,
Viviana
Thank you very much for your welcome message (sorry for late reply).I wrote one case story for TT-SSC (about JARCOM in South-East Asia) which was also presented at RT III in Bogoda. Now, I work in Egypt to promote more SS/Tri Coop among Middle East countries. I would love to share ideas and comments here...
Best regards,
Yasuko
Thanks very much for welcoming me on this very fascinating site. I trust that it is going to be very interesting interactions especially for me from a country referred to as least developed. One development issue that is currently facing my country and many other countries like mine is the achieving the MDGs on the target date. I will be looking forwarding to receiving experiences from many Asian countries that are doing quite well in their poverty reduction or wealth creation strategies.
I will be posting my profile on this development community site very soon and to continue. In fact I will be depending on you a lot; well I am new to this;
Philip
Thank you for your welcome regards and information.
Congratulations for this fantastic Website initiative and I hope to be contributing with thoughts and experiences on South-South Cooperation and knowledge exchange as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Luciano Barbosa de Lima.
Good to touch base and look forward to stimulating interactions. Sharing a report I filed two years ago which looks at one example of South to South cooperation. Am interested in knowing about more such examples..
Here is the link
http://www.media21geneva.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=230&Itemid=280
Best regards
Patralekha
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