The Belgian Deputy Prime Minister listed a series of developments
on development aid. According to him, private flows to these
countries have increased fivefold since 2000, so that at present, the
private investments exceed official assistance to countries
Development in Asia, South America and Africa.
“In a changing world, funding
development must also evolve,” he says. “Public support should remain
important, but it must serve the poorest countries.”
According to the minister, “an intelligent development finance is
necessary for the emergence of private capital and
own budget. The budget available Assistance Development
must be invested effectively, “he added, noting that
The World Bank is on the right track.
“We must ensure that the amount goes in hand with the
quality that supply and demand are balanced, and the means
to be used so effective to reach the most disadvantaged. “
For the minister, we must invest in particular
reduction
the digital divide between countries. According to him, the World Bank
is well positioned to support universal access to the Internet. “The
new technologies involved in the development of societies”
he continues. “Sub-Saharan Africa, over 55% of the population does
no identity document. Now with identity cards
Electronic, people could access more easy to healthcare
and education. “
According to him, women tend to invest more in health care
health and well -be their families than men. Therefore,
“if women have access to online payment services, they
can more easily invest in the future of their children.”
Alexander De Croo, who was in New York earlier in the week
to a UN meeting, had stressed the importance of
Scan for funding of development. He took part
the first negotiations on the draft outcome document
Conference on Financing for Development, to be held in
July in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia).
This agreement should focus on new
objectives
sustainable development, which will be adopted in September for a summit
the UN and that will be more wider than the millennium goals.
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