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1. Germany’s funding to the UNDS: towards a better mix for stronger multilateralism

   

   Weinlich, Silke / Max-Otto Baumann / Erik Lundsgaarde (2020)

   Germany has become the second-largest funder of UN humanitarian and development work, but its funding is rather fragmented and restricted. To be an effective supporter of multilateralism, the German Government should adopt a coordinated, strategically informed approach to funding UN organizations.

2. Earmarked funding for multilateral development cooperation: asset and impediment

   

   Baumann, Max-Otto / Erik Lundsgaarde / Silke Weinlich (2020)

   The United Nations development system and other multilateral organizations have increasingly been funded through earmarked contributions. This has implications for their ability to effectively and independently perform the functions member states’ expect of them.

3. Russia in Africa: is great power competition returning to the continent?

   

   Paczyńska, Agnieszka (2020)

   Since 2014 Russian economic, political and security engagement in Africa has grown significantly. This policy brief analyses the motives and recent changes in Russia's Africa policy, and discusses implications for German and European cooperation with Africa.

4. Triangular cooperation: broader, more dynamic and flexible

   

   Zoccal, Geovana (2020)

   Trilateral Cooperation (TriCo) has to operate growing complexity in the international development cooperation, going beyond the North-South-divide. TriCo became broader, more dynamic and flexible. The briefing presents recommendations to advance TriCo for all donors, and to make the modality support the 2030 Agenda.

5. Pathways for integrating socially responsible public procurement in municipalities

   

   Müngersdorff, Maximilian / Tim Stoffel (2020)

   Socially responsible procurement is a powerful policy instruments municipalities can use to help realising the SDGs and limiting human rights violations in value chains. However, implementation is low. We present success factors and triggers to utilise this instrument more broadly.

6. Bridging the gaps: an integrated approach to assessing aid effectiveness

   

   Janus, Heiner / Paul Marschall / Hannes Öhler (2020)

   This briefing paper proposes an integrated approach of aid effectiveness that brings together four fragemented policy and research communities. The integrated approach can help development organisations and researchers to better organise and communicate their contributions to the 2030 Agenda.

7. Migration and the 2030 Agenda: making everyone count - migrants and refugees in the Sustainable Development Goals

   

   Koch, Anne / Jana Kuhnt (2020)

   With its guiding principle “leave no one behind”, the 2030 Agenda aims at improving the living conditions of poor and marginalised groups. Migrants and refugees are not systematically considered in this process. In oder to do so, data disaggregated by migratory status is urgently needed.

8. Le contrat social: un nouveau concept pour la coopération avec les pays de la région MENA touchés par des conflits

   

   Furness, Mark / Annabelle Houdret (2020)

   Près d'une décennie après le "Printemps arabe", la région du Moyen-Orient et de l'Afrique du Nord est toujours en transition.L’approche du "nouveau contrat social" devrait guider la coopération au développement pour y promouvoir une stabilité durable, y compris dans les pays touchés par des conflits.

9. Food security in times of crisis: poor developing countries are different

   

   Brüntrup, Michael (2020)

   Until now, the Corona crisis is mainly fought through lockdown measures. In more wealthy countries, these have barely an immediate effect on food security. In poor countries, the situation is different: There, these measures threaten people immediately. The text discusses issues and consequences.

10. How Germany and France could play a leading role in international donor coordination

    

    Kaplan, Lennart (2020)

    In the framework of the Agenda 2030 for sustainable development, France and Germany face common challenges, ranging from security to global health. Against this background, this paper discusses opportunities and barriers for a French-German leadership in international donor coordination.