[A+] Development Cooperation Theory and Practice(국제개발협력의 이해) 최종 요약본

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1. Be sure to understand the following key concepts and terms of development cooperation
2. Understand Lancaster’s framework for foreign aid purposes (Diplomacy, Development..)
3. History of aid: Identify the major characteristics of aid giving over time.(for example in the 50s, 60s, 70s and so on)
4. Characteristics of SDGs (SDGs Structure, Means of Implementation (MOI), SDGs 5)
5. Difference between MDGs and SDGs
6. Compare arguments and approaches of Sachs, Easterly and Moyo on foreign aid and development and provide your criticism (see articles and PPT)
7. The 5 Principles of Paris Declaration
8. Aid modalities: South-South cooperation and Triangular cooperation
9. Gender division of labor : productive vs. reproductive work, gender equality as a human right, Examples of structural gender inequality (UN Women)
10. South Korea’s aid receiving history and characteristics up to the 80s
11. The role of aid and other economic and social policies presented by Steinberg (see PPT for Week 12 and see Steinberg article uploaded)
12. Korea’s ODA legal and policy framework, organization and management Legal and Policy Frameworks
13. Aid fragmentation in Korea (→ recommendations)

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ODA (DAC Definition)
Official Development Assistance (ODA) is a government aid designed to promote the economic development aid and welfare of developing countries. ODA includes grants and ‘soft’ loans / ‘concessional’ loans where the grant element is t least 25% of the total. The OECD maintains a list of developing countries and territories (DAC recipient country list); only aid to these countries counts as ODA. There are 3 components to be considered as an ODA. First, actors should be the central and local government of a donor country of other public, international agencies. Second, the receiver should be a developing country in the list of ODA recipients, provided by the OECD DAC. Third, the donor should provide grants or concessional loans for the recipient country in order to promote its economic development and welfare improvement.

Bilateral vs. multilateral aid
Bilateral aid describes aid which is given directly from one government or official agency to a recipient country.
The advantages are direct control, account

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