June 2023 Newsletter
June 2023 ODAReform.org Newsletter Dear Friends, It is now one month since we launched the website ODAReform.org to support our campaign...
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stevecutts
- May 6
- 2 min
Welcome Blog
Welcome to the new ODAReform.org website. Please do take some time to look around the different sections, including a recounting of the...
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stevecutts
- May 5
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: 1st Letter to DAC Chair, February 2022
This was the first letter I sent to the DAC Chair drawing on the findings of the paper I attached, "Credit Where Credit's Due", setting...
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stevecutts
- May 4
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: Credit Where Credit's Due, February 2022
This was the first paper I sent to the DAC Chair in February 2022
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stevecutts
- May 2
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: 2nd Letter to DAC Chair, March 2022
This was the 2nd Letter I sent to the DAC Chair, reiterating the calls for ODA Reform and showing the magnitude of over-counting of aid...
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stevecutts
- May 1
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: My Meeting with WP Stat and OECD Officials, May 2022
This is my personal record of the discussions before and at the meeting in May 2022, at which we discuss the overcounting of aid in ODA...
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stevecutts
- May 1
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: 3rd Letter to DAC Chair, July 2022
Having still received no substantive response (although she did have time to respond to my FT article!) I wrote a 3rd time, drawing...
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stevecutts
- Apr 30
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: Letter to OECD Deputy Secretary-General, October 2022
After being told that the OECD's FAQ published in October 2022 purported to comprise their response to the issues I had raised, I wrote a...
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stevecutts
- Apr 29
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: Point-by-point response to the OECD FAQ defending ODA accounting, October 2022
This is the annex that I attached to my letter to the OECD DSG
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stevecutts
- Apr 26
- 1 min
Steve Cutts: The Campaign Beyond the DAC/OECD, May 2023
Here are some of the articles and work to promote the campaign beyond the OECD
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