CEMUS ”The Global Economy” Nov 6 2013, Georg Andrén Sida

Development Policy and Foreign Aid

Swedish Policy for Global DevelopmentObjective• An Equitable and Sustainable Global Development

Operational tools• Policy Coherence• Development Cooperation (multilateral and bilateral)

Points of departure• A rights perspective• The perspective of people living in poverty

Policy Coherence for DevelopmentSix focus areas of special importance and where Sweden is expected to be able to make a difference• Oppression• Economic exclusion• Migration flows• Climate change and Environmental impact• Conflict and fragile situations• Communicable diseases and other health threats

Oppression

• Freedom of expression

• Sexual and reproductive health and rights

• Organised crime with special focus on human trafficking

Economic exclusion

• Trade in agricultural products

• Financial markets

• Swedish trade and investment in developing countries

Migration flows• Labour immigration to Sweden and the EU

• Remittances and the transfer of skills and knowledge to developing countries

• Protection and durable solutions for refugees

Climate change and environmental impacts

• Climate: adaptation and emission reduction

• Chemicals management

• Sustainable urban development

Conflicts and fragile situations

• Security sector reform

• Women, peace and security

• From conflict to long term sustainable development

Communicable diseases and other health threats

• Sustainable health systems and greater access to medicines

• Early warning and control measures

• Health promotion and disease prevention

Development Cooperation (Foreign Aid)

• Transfer of resources

• Transfer of knowledge and capabilities

• Dialogue/Value promotion

• Partnerships, relation building

Development cooperation figures (1)

2014 2013* Utfall 2012 Biståndsram** 38 370 38 157 Kostnader inom andra utgiftsområden 6 546 7 160 6 387 Varav

- Flyktingkostnader (asylmottagande) 4 026 4 637 3 863 - EU-bistånd 1 651 1 628 1 651 - Förvaltningskostnader kopplade till biståndets

genomförande (Hk+UM) 463 461 463

- Övrigt** 406 434 410 Biståndsandelen av Internationellt utvecklingssamarbete och Reformsamarbete i Östeuropa

31 824 30 997

Development cooperation figures (2) Budget

2013* Indikativ fördelning 2014

Humanitära insatser 2 791 253 2 880 000 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 94 300 94 300 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 1 526 932 1 700 000 Regional och bilaterala strategier för Asien 1 526 725 1 480 000 Bilaterala strategier för Latinamerika 550 000 510 000 Regional och bilaterala strategier för Afrika 5 201 810 5 350 000 Regional och bilaterala strategier för Mellanöstern och Nordafrika

820 000 845 000

Reformsamarbete i Östeuropa, V:a Balkan o Turkiet - 1 158 000** Särskilda insatser för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering

785 000 970 000

Globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling

585 000 735 000

Globala insatser för socialt hållbar utveckling 811 000 1 311 00 Globala insatser för ekonomiskt hållbar utveckling 701 000 701 000 Globala insatser för mänsklig säkerhet 200 000 200 000 Kapacitetsutveckling och utbyten 410 000 455 000 Forskningssamarbeten 835 879 835 879 ∑ 16 838 899 19 225 179

Development cooperation AfricaMillion SEK 2014

Burkina Faso 145 000Ethiopia 100 000Kenya 400 000Mali 275 000Mozambique 729 000

Rwanda 180 000Tanzania 793 000Uganda 300 000Zambia 350 000

DR Kongo 275 000

Liberia 300 000

Somalia 300 000

Sudan Sydsudan 200 000Zimbabwe 200 000Regionalt Afrika (Reg.S) 500 000

Regional HIV/Aids, SRHR, LGBT 350 000

Bringing it all together in Africa (1)

Context “Africa Rising”

• Strong economic growth, investment and trade picking up

• Poverty levels still unacceptable• Conflicts persist• A new Panafricanism emerging• Accountability at continental,

subregional, national an local level

Bringing it all together in Africa (2)

Reconciling Development cooperation and policy coherence

• Oppression• Economic exclusion• Migration flows• Climate change and Environmental

impact• Conflict and fragile situations• Communicable diseases and other

health threats