DPRN Phase II (2008-2010)

DPRN awarded four processes to take place in 2010, following a call for proposals at the end of 2009:

• The knowledge triangle in developing countries: a missed opportunity in university development cooperation? - go directly to the website
  
  
• Civic Driven Change: implications for policy-makers and practitioners - go directly to the website
  
  
• Afghan-Central Asian water cooperation on management of the Amu Darya river: connecting experts and  policy makers in the low lands - go directly to the website
  
  
• Strengthening monitoring and evaluation in development projects that deal with complex social contexts - go directly to the website

The DPRN Task Force follows up on the process:

• Structure follows Strategy: the organisation of Dutch development and international cooperation  - go directly to the website

Following earlier calls for proposals, the following processes are still going on:

• Value chain governance and endogenous growth: how can NGOs, firms and government achieve social inclusion and poverty reduction? - go directly to the website
   
• Gender mainstreaming trajectory - go directly to the website
   
• Singing a new policy tune - go directly to the website

Finalised processes:

• Supporting developing countries' ability to raise tax revenues - go directly to the website

• Fuelling knowledge on the social and ecological impacts of agrofuel production - go directly to the website

• Phosphorus depletion: the invisible crisis - go directly to the website

• Commercial pressures on land: rethinking policies and practice for development - go directly to the website

• Learning to understand development better - go directly to the website

• Stimulating business development: another side of microfinance? - go directly to the website

• Risks and benefits to sustainability and livelihoods of genetically modified soy in Latin America - go directly to the website

Overview of all DPRN-facilitated processes in Phase II: click here.