Briefing Papers Number 13, December 2011 | Page 15
• Support a broad partnership that includes emerging
economies as well as private actors and nongovernmental organizations, and is based on clear and transparent
communication.
• Continue to push for a focus on development outcomes
and measurable results that are reported and readily accessible to the public.
Appendix: 2011 Monitoring Survey on the Paris Declaration
2010 Actual
2010 Targetd
Status
% of countries having a national development strategy rated “A” or “B”
on a five-point scalea
37% (of 76)
75%
Not met
2a Reliable public financial management (PFM) systems
38% (of 52)
50%
Not met
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No Targetc
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41%
85%
Not met
57%
50%
Met
Paris Indicator
1 Operational Development Strategies
% of countries moving up at least one measure on the PFM/CPIA scale
since 2005a
2b Reliable procurement systems
% of countries moving up at least one measure on the four-point scale
since 2005
3 Aid flows are aligned on national priorities
% of aid for the government sector reported on the government’s budgeta
4 Strengthen capacity by co-ordinated support
% of technical co-operation implemented through co-ordinated programs
consistent with national development strategiesa
5a Use of country PFM systems % of aid for the government sector using
partner countries’ PFM systemsb
Not met
44%
No Targetc
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6 Strengthen capacity by avoiding parallel PIUs
1 158
565
Not met
7 Aid is more predictable
43%
71%
Not met
8 Aid is untied
% of aid that is fully untieda
86%
More than 89%
Not met
9 Use of common arrangements or procedures
% of aid provided in the context of program-based approachesa
45%
66%
Not met
10a Joint missions
% of donor missions to the field undertaken jointlya
10b Joint country analytic work
% of country analytic work undertaken jointlya
19%
40%
Not met
44%
66%
Not met
11 Results-oriented frameworks
20% (of 44)
36%
Not met
12 Mutual accountability
38%
100%
Not met
5b Use of country procurement systems % of aid for the government
se