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Prior Engagements

by Parliamentary Network | on 31.10.14 | in Uncategorized

Below you will find the Network’s complete documentation of seminars, conferences and meetings with our global development partners.

Full Reports:

ABCDE 2011 in Paris: Broadening Opportunities for Development

ABCDE 2010 in Stockholm: Development Challenges in a Post-crisis World

Parliament and the MDGs in the Context of Changing Aid Architecture

Inter-parliamentary meeting in Copenhagen

Member Briefings:

The Role of Azerbaijan in the European Energy Security Strategy

France’s priorities for the next G20 meeting

World Development Report 2011 Presentation

2011 Global Parliamentarians Summit on Girls and Population

2011 UN LDCs Conference

EITI Global Conference 2011

World Economic Forum 2011

European Development Days 2010

African Economic Outlook 2010 launched at AfDB Annual Meetings

European Parliament lunch on ‘International Financial Institutions’ role in the development cooperation process

Fourth High-level Dialogue on Financing for Development

2010 IDB annual meeting 

European Parliament Hearing on Palestine

Marketplace on Innovative Financial Solutions for Development

AGORA, the online portal for parliamentary development

Afghanistan: The London Conference

Also, check out our participation in the Private Sector Development Conference in Kigali (2012) and High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness(HLF4) in Busan (2011).

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