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The OECD/DAC's work in the area of governance is carried out through its Network on Governance ( www.oecd.org/dac/governance), an international forum that brings together practitioners of development co-operation agencies and experts from partner countries.  The GOVNET's work covers some governance issues including governance assessments and capacity development, the fight against corruptiontaxation and accountability, human rights and development , transparency in support of these elements of democratic governance.
 
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) Technical Advisory Panels and Networks is a network of highly competent development practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and civil society leaders among others. It focuses on a wide range of topics that include financial management and accountability, public administration, economic policay and parliamentary institution.  
 
The ELDIS project aims to share the best in development policy, practice and research.
 
The Impact Alliance provides space for partners and members to share, learn and collaborate to define and develop  standards of excellence that improve their performance. It brings together a diverse yet complementary group of organizations and individuals who seek to leverage their respective strengths and pool resources to attain goals they could not achieve alone.
 
The Learning Network on Capacity Development (LenCD) is an informal network of analysts and practitioners aimed at creating a global community of practice around capacity development. Its objectives are to facilitate the sharing of lessons and distill quality criteria for good practice; promote research, share experiences, monitor outcomes and carry out other empirical work; foster country-level, regional and international dialogue and collaboration; promote the mainstreaming of capacity development issues into agency operations; and act as a key partner to advance the OECD/DAC’s capacity development agenda.



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