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D1 - Developmental Partnerships in Asia and Africa
Forschungsregionen D1
Key to success for transnational developmental partnerships: From transnational cooperation to local implementation in areas of limited statehood.
Transnational developmental partnerships provide governance in areas of limited statehood. The D1 subproject focuses on partnerships that specifically aim to contribute to the UN Millennium Development Goals in the fields of sustainable energy and water supply, as well as in health care.
This second phase of research funding examines the partnerships’ activities on the local level. Our main research question is: What are conditions and attributes that make transnational partnerships in areas of limited statehood effective?
We focus on projects of the following four transnational development partnerships in South Asia (India and Bangladesh) and East Africa (Kenya, Uganda and Somalia):
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GAVI |
– Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization |
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GAIN |
- Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition |
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REEEP |
- Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership |
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WSUP |
- Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor |
Our key indicators (degree of institutionalization, process management, and capacity development) are supplemented in the upcoming research phase by factors of local influence. These include project-specific characteristics (the provision of resources and rule commitment), as well as area-specific characteristics (corruption and security).
