Financing Sustainable Development Catalogue en ligne

The new international development agenda, with global public goods featuring prominently, is setting a course for universal sustainable development. Achieving the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will require the mobilisation and allocation of a huge amount of public and private resources. This book examines how finance can help to ensure the sustainability of development by taking into account the various types of vulnerabilities faced by developing countries.

Studying the link between vulnerability and development finance entails tackling many complex and controversial issues. These issues are addressed here by over 40 authors, selected from amongst the leading international experts from the North and South, each of whom contributes on a specific topic in an original and independent way.

Structured around the three dimensions of sustainability – economic, social and environmental– this collection of complementary contributions outlines how new development finance can help to tackle vulnerabilities and thus promote sustainability. The book highlights the role of new types of finance, as well as the continuing relevance of public development assistance for the poorest and most vulnerable countries. It emphasises the need for differentiated funding mechanisms according to the characteristics of the recipient countries and the challenges they face.

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Introduction: Using Finance to Address Vulnerability and Make Development Sustainable: Issues and Contributions 1
Patrick Guillaumont and Matthieu Boussichas

PART ONE: OVERVIEW: FINANCE MAPPING FOR DEVELOPMENT
1 Financing Development in Risky Contexts, Giorgia Giovannetti and Mauro Lanati
2 Modernising and Revitalising the Measurement of Development Finance, Serge Tomasi
3 China’s Contribution to Development Cooperation: Ideas,
Opportunities and Financing, Justin Yifu Lin and Yan Wang
4 Role of South-South Cooperation in the Context of the Post-2015 Agenda, Debapriya Bhattacharya
5 Triangular Cooperation as an Effective Tool for Strengthening International Knowledge Sharing, Hiroshi Kato and Masato Tokuda
6 The Future of Multilateral Development Banks in the Post-2015 Agenda Will Involve Fundamental Reforms, Benoît Chervalier
7 What Does the Future Hold for the Multilateral, Regional and National System of Development Banks? A Post-2015 Outlook, Jean Michel Debrat and Mamadou Lamine Loum
8 Why We Urgently Need Clarity on the Post-2015 Development Agenda and Financing for Development, Barry Herman

PART TWO: FINANCING ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
9 Debt Sustainability in Low-income Countries: The Grants versus Loans Debate in a World Without Crystal Balls, Ugo Panizza
10 Financing the Rise in Investment in Low-Income Countries: Boosting Domestic Savings is the Key, Bruno Cabrillac
11 Tax Effort of Developing Countries: An Alternative Measure, Jean-François Brun, Gérard Chambas and Mario Mansour
12 Remittance and Migration Prospects for the Twenty-First Century, Frédéric Docquier and Joël Machado
13 A New Instrument Supporting Regional Integration in Africa, Patrick Guillaumont and Sylviane Guillaumont Jeanneney
14 Potential and Perspectives for Using Guarantees for Development in the Post-2015 Framework, Julia Benn, Cécile Sangaré and Mariana Mirabile

PART THREE: FINANCING SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SUSTAINABILITY
15 Diversifying the Economies of Fragile African States: How Donors Can Help, Paul Collier
16 Supporting Risk Management by the Poor: What Role for Overseas Development Assistance? Alain de Janvry and Elisabeth Sadoulet
17 Financial Deepening and Poverty Reduction, Sylviane Guillaumont Jeanneney and Kangni Kpodar
18 Aid for Trade as Finance for the Poor, Jaime de Melo and Laurent Wagner
19 Pooling Risk, Pooling Hope: Towards a Global Compact for Sustainable Health Financing,
Michel Sidibé
20 Development Partners, One More Push for Greater Impact! Jean-Michel Severino and Pierrick Baraton.

PART FOUR: FINANCING ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
21 Country Allocations versus Issue Allocations: The Case of Climate Finance, Inge Kaul, Donald Blondin and Neva Nahtigal
22 COP21: A Proposal for International Funding of Energy Transition in Emerging Countries, Gaël Giraud, Alain Grandjean and Benoît Leguet
23 All You Need Is Cash (for REDD+)? Arild Angelsen
24 Principles and Dilemmas in Mining Taxation, Bertrand Laporte and Grégoire Rota-Graziosi
25 Innovative Financing for Development, Philippe Douste-Blazy and Robert Filipp
26 Financial Innovation for Global Solidarity, Pierre Jacquet and Varad Pande

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