Priorities for Danish Development Cooperation: overview of the develpment cooperation budget 2014 - 2017
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Priorities for Danish Development Cooperation: overview of the develpment cooperation budget 2014 - 2017
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The priorities of the Danish development cooperation
for 2014-2017 reflect the already ongoing implementation of the strategy for Danish development cooperation, ‘The Right to a Better Life’ (2012), outlining the Government’s response to central challenges in the developing countries in the coming years. The strategy’s four priority areas continue to provide the framework for the development cooperation: Human rights and democracy, green growth, social progress and stability
and protection.
The priorities of the Danish development cooperation for 2014-2017 especially emphasize green growth and sustainable development. Economic growth is a necessity
in the fight for poverty reduction. The growth is to be sustainable and inclusive, be based on increased productivity and lead to job creation. The development
assistance is to contribute both to securing more scope
for the private sector and contribute to increased capacity in the public sector as regards redistribution,
regulation and taxation. Central to Denmark is the focus
on private investments and on small and medium-sized
enterprises – also in fragile states. Simultaneously, the
Government will work for increased interaction between
development assistance, trade and investment, benefitting both developing countries and Danish companies.
for 2014-2017 reflect the already ongoing implementation of the strategy for Danish development cooperation, ‘The Right to a Better Life’ (2012), outlining the Government’s response to central challenges in the developing countries in the coming years. The strategy’s four priority areas continue to provide the framework for the development cooperation: Human rights and democracy, green growth, social progress and stability
and protection.
The priorities of the Danish development cooperation for 2014-2017 especially emphasize green growth and sustainable development. Economic growth is a necessity
in the fight for poverty reduction. The growth is to be sustainable and inclusive, be based on increased productivity and lead to job creation. The development
assistance is to contribute both to securing more scope
for the private sector and contribute to increased capacity in the public sector as regards redistribution,
regulation and taxation. Central to Denmark is the focus
on private investments and on small and medium-sized
enterprises – also in fragile states. Simultaneously, the
Government will work for increased interaction between
development assistance, trade and investment, benefitting both developing countries and Danish companies.
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2013
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Dinamarca