Of course, the priorities for implementing this agenda vary across countries and regions. Pension reform is a key issue in Central and Eastern Europe and Latin America, but not in Africa. Promote environmental sustainability , including for global environmental issues. Development Agenda 11. Of course, described in this technocratic way, it sounds easy.
Tradeoffs are unavoidable.
They will thus be resisted. In such circumstances, success will require a clear understanding of the underlying social underpinnings and political economy of reform. In providing financial support for countries, we need to address both quantity and quality issues. On quantity, we must reverse the decline in aid, which has fallen to 0.27 percent of GDP in OECD countries. On quality, we must reflect the lessons we have learned on aid effectiveness.