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This paper was commissioned for a workshop on “Institutional Approaches for Policy
Coherence for Development”. It aims to explore certain options for reform that are being debated by the international community which – if the would be adopted – could considerably improve development policy coherence of OECD members. It focuses on new forms of encouraging more and more stable private and public flows to developing countries, involving public-private linkages, so that these countries can grow faster and reduce poverty, thereby moving closer to the Millennium Development Goals. It also discusses key obstacles to reform, and the challenges for overcoming these.
[Griffith-Jones, S., Gottschalk, R., Rosser A. (2004) ‘Institutional Approaches to Improving Policy Coherence for Development in International Financial Policies of OECD Countries’. Sussex: Institute of Development Studies (IDS)]