Multilateral Development Cooperation in a Changing Global Order

Manmohan Agarwal, CIGI, Canada Hany Besada, North-South Institute, Canada Michael Blomfield, The Brookings Institution, USA Musa Bullaleh, UNAIDS Geneva, Switzerland Stephen Brown, University of Ottawa, Canada H.E. Joaquim Alberto Chissano, former President of the Republic of Mozambique (1986-2004) Arjan De Haan, International Development Reserch Centre, Canada Winston Chandarbhan Dookeran, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Trinidad and Tobago David Felsen, Alliant International University, USA Pradeep Kakkattil, UNAIDS Geneva, Switzerland George Kararach, African Development Bank, Tunisia Homi Kharas, The Brookings Institution, USA Shannon Kindornay, North-South Institute, Canada Frannie Léautier, African Capacity Building Foundation, Zimbabwe Justin Yifu Lin, Peking University China Franklyn Lisk, University of Warwick, UK Towera Luhanga, African Capacity Building Foundation, Zimbabwe Frédéric Martin, Institute for Development in Economics and Administration, Canada MichaelOlender, North-South Institute, Canada Yiagadeesen Samy, Carleton University, Canada Franke Toornstra, Institute for Development in Economics and Administration, Canada Ward Warmerdam, Institute of Social Studies, the Netherlands.

• Changes in the Nature of Multilateral Development Cooperation: Implications for Multilateral, Bilateral and Emerging Donors; His Excellency Joaquim Alberto Chissano New Diplomacy in Multilateral Development Cooperation; Winston Dookeran Introduction: Multilateralism in an Era of Change by Hany Besada and Shannon Kindornay PART I: MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION: THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY 1. How Infrastructure Investment Can Advance the Development Agenda; Justin Yifu Lin 2. Reshaping International Institutions to Achieve Millennium Development Goals; Manmohan Agarwal 3. Rethinking the Role of Multilateral Institutions in an Ever-Changing Aid Architecture; Michael Blomfield and Homi Kharas PART II: CASES IN MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION: OLD AND NEW CHALLENGES 4. Building Country Capacity for Development Results: How does the International Aid Effectiveness Agenda Address the Capacity Gaps?; Franke Toornstra and Frédéric Martin 5. Increasing the Effectiveness of Multilateraland Bilateral Aid: Lessons from the Global AIDS Response; Franklyn Lisk, Praddep Kakkitil and Musa Bullaleh 6. The Role of the Third Sector as Partners in the Development Aid System; David Felsen and Hany Besada 7. Canada's Fraying Commitment to Multilateral Development Cooperation; Stephen Brown and Michael Olender 8. Assessing the Relevance of the WTO in International Trade and Development; Pablo Heidrich PART III: EMERGING MULTILATERALISMS: POSSIBILITIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY 9. New Donors and Old Practices: The Role of China in the Multilateral System; Arjan de Haan and Ward Warmerdam 10. South-South Cooperation: How Does Gender Equality Factor in the Emerging Multilateralism?; George Kararach, Frannie Léautier and Towera Luhanga 11. Establishing a Legitimate Development Co-operation Architecture in the Post-Busan Era; Shannon Kindornay and Yiagadeesen Samy