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Promises kept? The issue of accountability in multistakeholder partnerships
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Author
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Abstract
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| Over the last three decades, transnational multistakeholder partnerships (MSPs) have become key actors in financing and delivering the global sustainable development agenda. Yet, with limited oversight and accountability, MSPs are found to run the risk of eroding aid effectiveness, reinforcing donor conditionalities and promoting financialised instruments that privatise development. To minimise these risks, common reporting standards and peer-to-peer review and learning systems need to be developed. |
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Language
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English
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Source (journal)
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NEF DEF Policy brief series
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Publication
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2022
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Volume/pages
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1
(2022)
, 4 p.
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