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Annual Report of the Greek Bilateral and Multilateral Official Development Co-Operation and Assistance HELLENIC REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS HELLENIC INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION DEPARTMENT Υ.D.Α.S ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GREEK BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION AND ASSISTANCE Αθήνα Οκτώβριος 2007 YEAR 2012 Athens, GREECE October 2013 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ HELLENIC REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS HELLENIC INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION DEPARTMENT Y.D.A.S 3 Akademias street GR-106 71 Athens GREECE tel.: +30-210-368-2252 fax: +30-210-368-2459 E-mail: [email protected] Websites : http://www.mfa.gr , http://www.hellenicaid.gr ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GREEK BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION AND ASSISTANCE YEAR 2012 2 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents ° Foreword by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. K. Gerontopoulos p. 6 ° Foreword by the General Director of HELLENIC AID Mr. A. Zairis p. 7 Acknowledgements p. 8 Glossary of Acronyms p. 9 Exchange Rates p. 11 CHAPTER ONE THE INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION 1-1 Activities of the International Development Community in 2012 p. 13 1.1.1. The framework of international development 1.1.2. Empowering rural women Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) 31/1 & 1/2/2012 1.1.3. Senior Level Meeting of the DAC/OECD (SLM) Paris (France) 3-4/4/2012 1.1.4. EU Development Co-operation Council Brussels (Belgium) 14/5/2012 1.1.5. OECD Annual Ministerial Council Meeting Paris (France) 23-24/5/2012 1.1.6. UN Conference on Sustainable Development “Rio+20” Rio De Janeiro (Brazil) 20-22/6/2012 1.1.7. The Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation Paris (France) 29/6/2012 1.1.8. The Development Agenda of the 2 nd Committee of the General Assembly of the UN at its 67 th Conference 1.1.9. Council of the EU Development Co-operation Ministers Luxemburg (Luxemburg) 15/10/2012 1.1.10. Election of the new DAC/OECD Chairman Paris (France) October 2012 1.1.11. 48 th High Level Meeting of the DAC/OECD (HLM) London (United Kingdom) 4-5/12/2012 1.1.12. OECD “Development Co-operation Report 2012: Lessons in Linking Sustainability and Development” 1-2 Implementation Process of the Millennium Development Goals p. 22 1.2.1. Achievements 1.2.2. Challenges CHAPTER TWO STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK OF CO-OPERATION WITH THE DEVELOPING WORLD 2-1 Basic Development Policy Framework and New Orientations of p. 27 Greece 2.1.1. General 2.1.2. Issues of HELLENIC AID in 2012 2.1.3. Aid effectiveness 2.1.4. Policy coherence for development CHAPTER THREE PARTNERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 3-1 Top Ten Recipient Countries of Greek Development Co-operation p. 37 ° Albania ° West Bank & Gaza Strip ° Ukraine 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ ° Turkey ° Syria ° Egypt ° Jordan ° Moldova ° Nigeria ° Georgia 3-2 Activities of YDAS-2 Directorate for Restructuring, Rehabilitation p. 51 and Development 3-3 Technical Services p. 52 CHAPTER FOUR PRIORITIES 4-1 Hellenic Plan for the Economic Reconstruction of the Balkans p. 54 (HiPERB) (2002-2020) 4.1.1. Amendment of the bilateral HiPERB agreements 4.1.2. Progress in the field of large scale public investments 4.1.3. Progress in the field of private productive investments 4.1.4. Progress of Small Projects Fund 3.2.5. Implementation of the trilateral agreement (Greece, Switzerland, FYROM) CHAPTER FIVE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE 5-1 Emergency Humanitarian and Food Aid p. 58 5.1.1. Introduction 5.1.2. Greek bilateral humanitarian aid 5.1.3. Greek multilateral humanitarian aid 5.1.4. New international food assistance convention 5.1.5. National platform for the reduction of disaster risks CHAPTER SIX PUBLIC OPINION – INFORMATION – DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION 6-1 Public Opinion, Information and Development Education p. 62 6.1.1. Keeping the Special Registry of Hellenic Aid 6.1.2. Contact – co-operation with NGOs’ representatives 6.1.3. Demonstrating the work of Hellenic Aid – Activation of the new web site 6.1.4. Promoting volunteerism issues 6.1.5. Provision of scholarships by Hellenic Aid 6.1.6. Participation at the auditing process of the pending programmes CHAPTER SEVEN DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE STATISTICS 7-1 Official Development Assistance – International Flows p. 65 7-2 Aggregate Official Development Assistance of Greece p. 66 7-3 Bilateral Official Development Assistance of Greece p. 68 7-4 Multilateral Official Development Assistance of Greece p. 69 7-5 Special Account of Article 18 paragraph 6 of Law 2731/1999 p. 71 CHAPTER EIGHT TABLES - GRAPHS - ANNEXES 8-1 Tables p. 74 TABLE 1 Total Development Assistance Resource Flows [Years 1997-2001] 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ TABLE 2 Total Development Assistance Resource Flows [Years 2002-2006] TABLE 3 Total Development Assistance Resource Flows [Years 2007-2011] TABLE 4 Total Development Assistance Resource Flows [Year 2012] TABLE 5 Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) by Country [Year 2012] TABLE 6 Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) by Sector of Aid [Year 2012] TABLE 7 Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) by Type of Aid [Year 2012] 8-2 Graphs p. 86 GRAPH Α Total net disbursements of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) as percentage of GNP [years 1995-2000] and GNI [years 2001-2012] [Years 1995-2012] GRAPH B Total net disbursements of Bilateral and Multilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) as percentage of GNP [years 1995-2000] and GNI [years 2001-2012] [Years 1995-2012] GRAPH C Bilateral Official Development Assistance Granted by Geographical Region [Year 2012] GRAPH D Percentage allocation of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) by Sector of Aid [Year 2012] GRAPH E Percentage allocation of Bilateral Official Development Assistance (ODA) by Type of Aid [Year 2012] 8-3 Annexes p. 92 ANNEX I HELLENIC AID Personnel (Dec. 2012) ANNEX II ODA Recipient Countries ANNEX ΙII Classification of DAC Members according to ODA flows and ODA/GNI ratio (Year 2012 preliminary data) 5 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ FOREWORD by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs International development co-operation in a globalized and interdependent environment has become more complex. Development financing has changed. Official Development Assistance (ODA) remains significant but by now there is a meaningful role played by private financial flows, partnerships between countries of the South and a number of new actors such as emerging economies and civil society. Furthermore, new economic forces from developing countries have gained considerable power, not only in the recovery process from global recession, but also from development co-operation. Although Greece is facing a period of difficult fiscal circumstances, it actively participates at the qualitative dimension of development co-operation. In this context, we believe that the process towards the post-2015 era, should focus more at the specificities of recipient countries in the framework of an overall development vision. At the same time the agenda for the post-2015 era should provide for an international agreement on innovative sources of financing, harmonization and simplification of delivery mechanisms and resource allocation based on realistic needs. In this regard, a wide and transparent consultation process is needed with open participation of all stakeholders, including emerging donors, the poor and marginalized in developing countries, business and academia, trade unions and the wider civil society. Greece believes that based on the results of the Millennium Development Goals, the new direction that we are to provide must balance the economic, social and environmental aspects into a single framework of sustainable development goals beyond 2015. Particular emphasis is attached to the principles of good and democratic governance, the rule of law and human rights, peace and security. The Greek people, in the midst of such a difficult situation, present feelings of solidarity, justice and altruism to the peoples who need assistance for their survival. Kyriakos GERONTOPOULOS 6 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ___________________________________________________________________ FOREWORD by the Director-General of HELLENIC AID The international development community is standing before a crossroads of major and rapid changes. On the one hand, the target year 2015 is approaching for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, which apparently will only partially be achieved and therefore the post 2015 era should be methodologically designed. On the other hand, many new actors have emerged on the international stage of development co-operation, whose contribution is considered essential, as the traditional sources of assistance provision have available increasingly limited resources to devote, at the same time when there are increasing needs for flows of development funds to the poorest countries. Last year the Greek government took very tough decisions as regards public spending, which certainly affected financing of development assistance programmes. Our country seeks to restart its economy and its growth process, parameters that will constitute the indispensable basis for implementing the development assistance programme. At the same time Greece is determined to play an active international role in the process of achieving the Millennium
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