FOREWORD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACRONYMS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW OF FINDINGS
-Monitoring the Paris Declaration and Accra Agenda for Action
-Have donors and partner countries delivered on their Paris Declaration commitments?
--Donors and partner countries met 1 out of 13 global targets
--Despite setbacks, progress has been made
-How do countries differ in their implementation of the Paris Declaration?
--Fragile states and situations
--Middle-income countries
-How do donors differ in their implementation of the Paris Declaration?
-Limitations to the assessment of progress
-References
CHAPTER 2: OWNERSHIP OF DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND STRATEGIES
-Improving partner country leadership over development policies and strategies
--Operational development strategies (indicator 1)
--Gender equality and development policies and strategies
-Broad participation in development policies
--Local governments
--Parliaments
--Civil society organisations
-The gap between policy and practice in promoting demand driven capacity development
-Future considerations
-References
CHAPTER 3: ALIGNMENT OF AID WITH COUNTRY PRIORITIES AND SYSTEMS
-Limited evidence of progress in aligning to partners’ policy priorities and strategies.
--Aligning conditions with partner countries’ development policies 
-Global progress in strengthening country systems hides wide variations across countries
--Reliable public financial management systems (indicator 2a)
--Reliable procurement systems (indicator 2b)
--Strategic environmental assessment
-Donors are not relying on partner country fiduciary systems to the extent foreseen in Paris and Accra
--Aligning aid flows on national budgets (indicator 3)
--Using country public financial management systems (indicator 5a)
--Using country procurement systems (indicator 5b)
--Untying aid (indicator 8)
--Avoiding parallel implementation structures (indicator 6)
--Sector experiences in using country systems: evidence from health and education
-Future considerations
-References
CHAPTER 4: HARMONISATION OF DONOR PRACTICES
-Moderate progress in implementing common arrangements since Accra
--Strengthening capacity through co-ordinated support (indicator 4)
--Programme-based approaches (indicator 9)
--Co-ordinated donor missions (indicator 10a) and joint country analytic work (indicator 10b)
-Efforts to reduce aid fragmentation at country and international levels are mixed
--Aid fragmentation within partner countries
--International fragmentation and division of labour
-Future considerations
-References
CHAPTER 5: AID PREDICTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY
-Aid is relatively predictable in the short-term, but medium-term predictability remains a challenge .
--In-year predictability (indicator 7)
--Medium-term predictability
-Efforts to make public all conditions linked to aid disbursements
-Broader reporting, but aid transparency remains a challenge
-Some evidence of progress in the fight against corruption
--Donor efforts to combat corruption at home
--Efforts made by developing countries in addressing corruption
-Future considerations
-References
CHAPTER 6: RESULTS AND MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
-Encouraging progress in promoting management for development results
--Transparent and monitorable performance assessment frameworks (indicator 11)
--Improvement in statistical systems and statistics
--Using and strengthening country systems for results management
-Further progress is needed on mutual accountability (indicator 12)
-Future considerations
-References
CHAPTER 7: EXPERIENCE IN MONITORING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AID
-Rationale for monitoring
-Growing participation among developing countries
-A country-led process
-Optional modules on gender equality and inclusive ownership
-Monitoring aid effectiveness at the sector level
-Internalising and customising the Paris Declaration monitoring framework
-Future considerations
-References
STATISTICAL APPENDICES
-A. COUNTRY DATA (ONE TABLE PER INDICATOR)
-B. DONOR DATA (ONE TABLE PER INDICATOR)
-C. DONOR DATA (ONE TABLE PER DONOR)
-D. PARIS DECLARATION INDICATORS OF PROGRESS