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- Preface
- I. Luxembourg’s Official Development Assistance in 2012
- DAC peer review
- On the path to 2015
- II. Cooperation with partner countries
- III. Regional cooperation and cooperation with other countries
- IV. Multilateral cooperation
- V. Cooperation with non-governmental organisations
- VI. Humanitarian aid
- VII. Programme support
- VIII. Awareness-raising and development education
- IX. Microfinance
- X. Evaluation
- XI. Progress report on the Inter-ministerial Committee for Development Cooperation
- Appendices
XI. Progress report on the Inter-ministerial Committee for Development Cooperation
Vocational training in Bac Kan in the north of Vietnam
Organisation of the committee
The law stipulates that every member of the government appoints a representative and a deputy to ensure that the committee is as all-inclusive as possible.
In a letter dated 12 September Minister Marie-Josée Jacobs invited all members of the government to appoint a representative, including the Prime Minister. This process was completed by 9 October. The list of members was subsequently published on the Directorate’s website in order to promote procedural transparency.
The director of Development Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs chairs the committee, whilst the deputy director coordinates the agenda. The committee’s permanent secretary is an official from the Directorate for Development Cooperation.
