What Role is There for the Private Sector?Ħ.
What Role is There for Civil Society (including NGOs)?ĥ. Do Poor and Minority Groups Have a Say?Ĥ. Are Parliament and Other Democratic Institutions Involved?ģ. How Do Global and Regional Issues Fit In?Ģ. What is Capacity Building? Why Does it Matter?Ĥ. What is Meant by Structural and Institutional Issues ?ģ. Why is it Important to Focus on Development Results?Ģ. What is Meant by Country-led Partnership?Ĥ. How Does CDF Relate to the International Development Goals?ģ.
As implementation experience continues to accumulate new questions are likely to arise, and we will seek to reflect them in future revisions of this Q&A.ģ. It is important to point out that the CDF principles have been widely endorsed, as reflected for example in the communiqués from the Development Committee meetings, of Ministers representing both industrialized and developing countries, in Spring 1999 and Fall 2000, the G-7 Statement from Okinawa, July 21, 2000, the EU-ACP Cotonou Agreement and Development 1999: Development Co-operation Report prepared by the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation.
Tracking of experience with CDF is now been expanded to take in countries developing Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers also. The implementation of the CDF has been tracked for two years in twelve pilots, and during this period new questions have been posed, and original answers have been either confirmed or revised in the light of experience. This document responds to questions which have been raised inside and outside the World Bank about the Comprehensive Development Framework (CDF).
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