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Search:    Overview Paris High-Level Forum (2005) Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness Rome High-Level Forum (2003) Rome Declaration on Harmonization  Global Activities DAC-OECD Working Party on Aid Effectiveness MDB's Technical Groups Private Sector Organizations  Country Level Activities Activities by Country Country Harmonization agendas MOUs + other Harmonization Initiatives Harmonization Elements Donors & Institutions Action Plans & Programs Advanced Search CITT  Site Tools Events Feedback Search Country Harmonization Action Plans Strong government leadership has resulted in countries developing their harmonization programs or specific harmonized transactions - Sector-Wide Approach programs and budget support commitments, for example). The links below provide access to Harmonization Acton Plans - documents that set out how countries and donors plan to make progress on the harmonization agenda. Memoranda of Understanding and other agreements are available here. Cambodia - Declaration by the Royal Government of Cambodia and Development Partners on Harmonization and Alignment Nicaragua: Agenda of Actions for the Coordination, Harmonisation and Alignment processes of International Cooperation Brief Progress Report on the Agenda of Actions for the Coordination, Harmonization and Alignment processes of International Cooperation Nepal Niger: Plan D'actions Pour L'harmonisation   Rwanda Proposed Comprehensive Harmonization Framework and Action Plan (December 2003)  Framework for Aid Coordination in Rwanda (October 2002) Tanzania Action Plan for Implementation of the Tanzania Assistance Strategy (2002 - 2003)   Vietnam Action Plan on ODA Simplification and Harmonization - 2004  Zambia Co-ordination and Harmonisation of GRZ / Donor Practices for Aid Effectiveness

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