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This document discusses interactions between NGOs and the Russian government on issues related to international development assistance (IDA). It notes that while the Russian government adopted an IDA concept in 2007, it lacks concreteness and a special agency. Some NGOs are actively involved in IDA work but there is no special coordinating organization. The document also outlines areas of cooperation and problems between NGOs and the government, including a lack of funding support for NGO IDA work and weak coordination between development NGOs.

NGO’s interaction with Government on the IDA issues in Russia Alexander Borisenko « ECO-Accord » April 14-15, 201 1 Brussels

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Private philanthropic organizations have become in a very short period of time a key source of development finance. They complement flows from other providers and play a vital role in meeting needs in critical sectors, such as health and education. There is need to better understand the role they can play in international development cooperation and their impact on development results. The MDG Summit in 2010 recognized that and called on foundations to enhance their role in supporting national development efforts and the achievement of the MDGs. President of the United Nations Economic and Social Council Ambassador Milos Koterec of Slovakia opened on Monday 27th February 2012 the first Dialogue of Development Cooperation Forum (DCF) with private philanthropic organizations. The Development Cooperation Forum, established by the 2005 World Summit in response to the changes in development cooperation as well as to the growing role taken by non-traditional actors, has an important role in spurring global discussions among foundations and United Nations Member States. The meeting focused on issues of comparative advantages and good practices of philantropic organizations and on promoting partnerships to achieve better development results. It enjoyed participation of important stakeholder like President of Ford Foundation Luis Ubinas, Executive Director of Trust Africa Akwasi Aidoo, Founder of Education for Employment network Ron Bruder, Vice President for Strategic Philantropy Foundation Center Lisa Philip, Bakery Kone of the African Capacity Building Foundation, Managing Director of Rockefeller Foundation Rob Garris and many others, as well as representatives of member states.

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In the summer of 2010, the American billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates garnered media attention for their call for their most affluent compatriots to give a majority of their accumulated wealth to charitable causes.2 The same trio has also played an important role in drawing attention to philanthropic giving for global development in recent years due to the sizeable resources that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has committed to addressing development goals. While Gates Foundation giving has been an obvious focal point for interest in philanthropic engagement in development due to a scale putting it in financial terms in the league of smaller OECD donors such as Belgium or Switzerland and due to its upward trajectory, the philanthropic landscape encompasses a diversity of actors including family foundations with a long track record of engagement on development issues and philanthropies linked to private firms. Nor is global development-oriented philanthropy a purely American enterprise: the philan-thropic visibility of private actors from Europe and from developing countries is also increasing. Overview of Philanthropic Engagement in Global Development Giving from private foundations directed to developing countries represents a relatively small share of overall philanthropic activity, reflecting a strong preference for foundations to give locally in the regions where they are based. Recent estimates of European foundation giving for global development have suggested that European foundations direct about one sixth of their funding to development, while American foundations distribute about one fifth of their resources internationally, only a portion of which reaches developing countries. US-based foundations are estimated to be more gener-ous internationally than European foundations, having committed some US $3.3 billion to developing countries in 2007 compared to the US $607 million granted by European 1 This briefing paper summarises central elements of the analysis of the development engagement of private foundations and corporate philanthropies appearing in the paper

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