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"The European Union is the largest donor in the world and is often reminded of this status when its institutions and Member States confront the failure of the development policies they have been supporting. Indeed, it has been acknowledged for a long time that it is not enough to transfer money and goods to the states that need it most, and that there is a need to monitor the way they are used, to hold the institutions and governments using them to account, to involve the civil society benefiting from the aid, and to prevent the diversion of funds and products for illicit purposes. For all these reasons, evaluation of the effectiveness of aid provided to developing countries is an extremely current issue, worthy of detailed and logical analysis.
I hope that the Union will continue to support developing countries and that they will show themselves capable of making the best possible use of the aid received. I also hope that civil societies and parliaments will becoming increasingly committed to monitoring how aid is used and to deciding how it is actually put at the service of their peoples."@en1
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