“achieved” countries that have met or evenexceeded the commitment of 0.7% (EU 15) or0.33% (EU 12) in 2011“on track” countries that have met the level of0.55% (EU 15) or 0.20% (EU 12) in 2011,demonstrating that they are gradually increasingtheir aid to meet 0.7% or 0.33% in 2015“progress” countries that have exceeded the interimtarget of 0.51% (0.17%) for 2010, but have not advancedmuch further. Countries in this category are above 0.51(0.17%), but below 0.55% (0.20%)“off track” countries have not even met their 2010targets
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The country has met or even exceededthe commitment of 0.7% (EU 15) or 0.33% (EU 12) in2011. Four countries are in this category: Sweden,Luxembourg, Denmark and the Netherlands.
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The country has exceeded the interimtarget of 0.51% (0.17%) for 2010, but has not ad-vanced much further. Countries in this category areabove 0.51 (0.17%), but below 0.55% (0.20%). Threecountries form part of this category: Belgium, Finlandand Ireland.
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, The country is making progress and hasexceeded the EU target for 2010. They are demon-strating that they are gradually increasing their aid tomeet 0.7% or 0.33% in 2015. In 2011, EU MemberStates should have met a level of 0.55% (EU 15) or0.20% (EU 12), steadily moving towards this goal. Twocountries are in this category: United Kingdom andMalta. The country is
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to meet the 2015 target(colour code: dull grey). They have not even metthe 2010 targets. 18 countries are off-track: Austria,Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, France,Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Sloveniaand Spain.
What does the colour codingon the cover page mean?
The map shows whether EU Member States have achieved the EUcommitments for Official Development Assistance in 2011 or not.
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Acknowledgements
Report writing and data analysis: Katja Albrecht.Coordination: Zuzana Sladkova.Production coordination by: Daniel Puglisi.This report has been made possible by the efforts of NGOcoalitions across the EU, listed on the 27 country pagesand on the back page of this report.The AidWatch groups and task forces have providedoverall guidance and substantial inputs to the report writ-ing. These groups and task forces included: Joanna Rea,Pauliina Saares, Caroline Kroeker-Falconi, Luca de Fraia,Catherine Olier, Jeroen Kwakkenbos, Evelin Andrespok,Peter Sörbom, Flore Tixier, Liz Steele, Gideon Rabinowitz,Fotis Vlachos, Angela Corbalan, Rachel Rank, Ieva Sniker-sproge, Karine Sohet, Lonne Poissonnier, Marc Woodall,Wiske Jult, Adriana Zaharia, Robert Hodosi and MarkBrough.The following organisations have written sub-sections ofthe report: Ukan (Introduction chapter) and CONCORD
Denmark (chapter on climate change nancing).
The country pages have been produced by AidWatch focalpoints in the national platforms with the support of ZuzanaSladkova, Katja Albrecht, Gideon Rabinowitz and DanielPuglisi.The aidwatch.concordeurope.org website has been builtby arccomms.co.uk (in 2011) and in 2012 managed byDaniel Puglisi.Design and layout by: everything.be.Cover image by everythink.be.For further information about this report:Zuzana.sladkova@concordeurope.org
About this report
Since 2005 the development NGOs from all 27 EU coun-tries have come together through the AidWatch initiativeto produce this report, under the umbrella of CONCORD.CONCORD is the European NGO confederation for Reliefand Development. Its 26 national associations, 18 interna-tional networks and 1 associate member represent 1,800NGOs which are supported by millions of citizens across
Europe. CONCORD leads reection and political actions
and regularly engages in dialogue with the Europeaninstitutions and other civil society organisations. At globallevel, CONCORD is actively involved in the Open Forumfor CSO Development effectiveness, the Beyond 2015campaign, BetterAid and the International Forum of NGOplatforms. More on www.concordeurope.org.
European AidWatch Initiative
AidWatch is a pan-European advocacy and campaignsnetwork of NGOs to monitor and advocate on the qualityand the quantity of aid provided by EU member statesand the EC since 2005. The network carries out ongoingadvocacy, research, media and campaigns activities on awide range of aid-related issues throughout the year. Moreon aidwatch.concordeurope.org.
aidwatch.concordeurope.org
For further interactive graphs and links to de-tailed information on aid quantity and qualityfor all 27 EU member states and the Europeaninstitutions please visit our report web site:
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