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21. United Nations Post-2015 Agenda for global development: perspectives from China and Europe

    

    Fues, Thomas / Jiang Ye (eds.) (2014)

    The book reflects current thinking among scholars in China and Germany on the post-2015 global development agenda. The contributions from the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies and the German Development Institute reflect differences, but also surprising convergence of perspectives.

22. Providing international adaptation finance for vulnerable communities: a study on potentials and limits of social investment funds

    

    Horstmann, Britta / Günther Schulz-Heiss (2014)

    The provision of international climate finance for local adaptation needs is a key element and declared political goal of the United Nationals Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and national governments in addressing the adverse effects of climate change.

23. Friends or foes? Interactions between Indonesia’s international investment agreements and national investment law

    

    Knörich, Jan / Axel Berger (2014)

    To avoid costly and far-reaching lawsuits brought by foreign investors host countries have to ensure conformity between international investment agreement and national investment law. This Study analyses Indonesia's experience in managing these complex interactions.

24. The role of indicators in development cooperation: an overview study with a special focus on the use of key and standard indicators

    

    Holzapfel, Sarah (2014)

    This study explores the role of indicators in development cooperation at three organisational levels: the agency level, the country level and the programme/project level. Best practices are identified and recommendations given on how to mitigate risks associated with the use of indicators.

25. Forgotten or unpromising? The elusive phenomenon of under-aided countries, sectors and sub-national regions

    

    Pietschmann, Elena (2014)

    Inefficiencies in the allocation of aid risk seriously reducing its effectiveness. But how can under-aided countries, sectors, and sub-national regions be identified and who should be responsible for them?

26. Achieving inclusive competitiveness in the emerging solar energy sector in Morocco

    

    Vidican, Georgeta / Matthias Böhning / Gina Burger / Elisa de Siqueira Regueira / Sandra Müller / Susanne Wendt (2013)

    In light of the strong potential for solar energy in Morocco, this study assesses oppportunities for developing a competitive local industry in this emerging sector. A strong emphasis is placed on building business linkages to enhance technology transfer for harnessing technological capabilities.

27. Micro, small and medium enterprise upgrading in India: learning from success cases

    

    Reeg, Caroline (2013)

28. Country-level aid coordination at the United Nations: taking the Resident Coordinator system forward

    

    Mahn, Timo Casjen (2013)

29. Which factors determine the upgrading of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)? The case of Egypt

    

    Loewe, Markus / Iman Al-Ayouty / Annegret Altpeter / Lisa Borbein / Marc Chantelauze / Maximilian Kern / Elisabeth Niendorf / Malak Reda (2013)

    The main determinants of SME upgrading in Egypt are the owner’s education, work experience and international exposure, motivation and readiness to take risks, investment in human resources and market research, access to finance and ability to deal with persistent deficits in the rule of law.

30. Local and community governance for peace and development in Nepal

    

    Mallik, Vidyadhar (2013)

    Nepal's current transition is characterized by political stalemate, a fragile peace process and a crisis of governance. The country’s tens of thousands of community organizations and local governments offer a perspective for sustained peace and inclusive growth.