Development Policy Sovereignty in Samoa

Development Policy Sovereignty in Samoa

View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by ResearchArchive at Victoria University of Wellington Pule: Development policy sovereignty in Samoa Avataeao Junior Ulu 2013 A thesis submitted to Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Development Studies School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences 1 Table of Contents Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................................................... 5 Abstract ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 Glossary ............................................................................................................................................................ 7 List of Acronyms .............................................................................................................................................. 9 CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION .......................................................................... 11 Overall aim: ..................................................................................................................................................... 11 Research questions: ...................................................................................................................................... 11 Thesis structure ............................................................................................................................................. 13 CHAPTER TWO: AID AND SOVEREIGNTY ........................................................... 15 Introduction: ................................................................................................................................................... 15 Aid over the last decade ................................................................................................................................ 15 Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) ...................................................................................... 18 Millennium Development Goals ........................................................................................................ 19 Figure 1: Official development assistance (ODA) 1990 – 2010, billion US dollars ........................... 20 Figure 2: Official Development assistance (ODA) 1990 – 2010, % of GNI ...................................... 21 Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) ................................................................................... 21 Sector Wide Approaches (SWAp) ..................................................................................................... 22 Aid effectiveness ............................................................................................................................................ 26 Sovereignty ..................................................................................................................................................... 29 Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................... 31 CHAPTER THREE: SAMOA MO SAMOA .............................................................. 33 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 33 Samoa .............................................................................................................................................................. 33 Early Foreigners to Samoa............................................................................................................................ 34 Christianity...................................................................................................................................................... 34 German Samoa ............................................................................................................................................... 37 The New Zealand Administration and the rise of the Mau movement ...................................................... 38 Independence ................................................................................................................................................. 43 Fa’aSamoa ...................................................................................................................................................... 43 Figure 3: Differences between Western and Pacific Worldviews ..................................................... 44 Samoa’s unique government system .......................................................................................................... 46 Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................... 47 CHAPTER FOUR: METHODOLOGY AND METHODS ........................................... 49 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 49 Influences to my research ............................................................................................................................. 49 2 Worldviews ........................................................................................................................................ 50 Ontology ............................................................................................................................................ 51 My positionality .................................................................................................................................. 52 Methodology ................................................................................................................................................... 54 Methods........................................................................................................................................................... 56 Interviews/ Talanoa: .......................................................................................................................... 56 Review of GoS documentation:......................................................................................................... 60 My personal observations: ................................................................................................................ 60 Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................... 60 CHAPTER FIVE: THE GOVERNMENT OF SAMOA AND AID ............................... 62 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 62 The Government of Samoa ........................................................................................................................... 62 The economy of Samoa ................................................................................................................................. 64 Figure 4: ODA from Donors in Samoa .............................................................................................. 68 Donors ............................................................................................................................................................. 68 Figure 5: Top 10 donors of gross ODA to Samoa............................................................................. 69 Figure 6: Development Funding ........................................................................................................ 69 Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................... 71 CHAPTER SIX: GOS SOVEREIGNTY THROUGH DEVELOPMENT POLICY ....... 72 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 72 Development Policy Globally ........................................................................................................................ 72 GoS and the principles of the Paris Declaration ............................................................................... 73 GoS and the Millennium Development Goals ................................................................................... 74 South-South Cooperation and Capacity Development Programme ................................................. 75 Development Policy Regionally .................................................................................................................... 76 Cairns Compact ................................................................................................................................ 76 Development Policy Locally ......................................................................................................................... 77 Strategy for the Development of Samoa (SDS) ................................................................................ 78 The Development Cooperation Policy 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