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Development, Future approach, European Union, policy development

European Union questioned on future approach to development

23 October 2014

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The International Development Committee will hold its second evidence session for the Beyond Aid inquiry on Tuesday 28 October.

Witnesses

Tuesday 28 October, Grimond Room, Portcullis House

At 10.00am

  • Owen Barder, Center for Global Development
  • Karen Jorgensen, OECD Development Assistance Committee

At 11.00am

  • Gustavo Martin Prada, Head, EU Development Policy, DG for Development and Co-operation, European Commission
  • Felix Fernandez-Shaw, European External Action Service

Purpose of the Session

This is the second evidence session of the Committee's Beyond Aid inquiry. The first panel will give Members the chance to explore how the UK and other donors manage Government policies that affect people in developing countries. The second panel is a chance to explore what the EU and its Member States do to ensure policy coherence on development. It also provides the chance to look at how well the EU represents UK interests on 'Beyond Aid' issues.

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