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G20 Development Working Group Submissions

G20 4 Development Chapter Working Gro Lessons Learned and Conclusions <<We commend the progress achieved against our commitments in the Seoul Multi-Year Action Plan... We invite the Development Working Group to explore putting in place a process for ensuring assessment and accountability for G20 development actions...>> Los Cabos Leaders Declaration, June 18-19, 2012 This first Accountability Report on G20 development commitments represents an important step towards improving transparency and legitimacy of the G20 development agenda. The report identifies progress made, with active DWG support for meeting a wide range of development challenges and advancing the implementation of previous commitments made under the Seoul Multi-Year Action Plan (MYAP) and subsequent Leaders Declarations. At the same time, the report shows that some of these commitments have yet to be fulfilled and further efforts are needed to make DWG actions more effective. This chapter is based on the main outcomes of the accountability exercise and acknowledges the environment in which the G20 has operated, reviews best practices and describes the lessons learned and conclusions emerging from this process 4.1. Context Saint Petersburg Accountability Report on G20 Development Commitments 80 Since its inception, a number of factors have influenced work of the G20 DWG. These include: Chapter 4 Lessons Learned and Conclusions • • • • • Uneven recovery in the global economy and recognition of the considerable impact on LICs. The desire of the G20 to respond to this through an initial set of comprehensive and ambitious targets in the MYAP. The volume of proposals and actions resulting from this broad agenda. The need of each presidency to respond to current priorities under its leadership Working together on a development agenda with a particular focus on LICs and engaging with them was a new experience for the G20. This context has provided both opportunities and challenges for the DWG's work. 4.2. Achievements The DWG has made good progress across a comprehensive agenda. The achievements of the past three years have been characterized by: political will and ownership; active cooperation amongst G20 partners and IOs; proactive co-facilitators; outreach to developing countries and LICs; clear timeframes;
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