Reports and documents

Towards a future knowledge agenda and infrastructure for development (21 July 2010)
Issue paper by Kim de Vries and Mirjam Ros in which the recommendations of the Scientific Council for Povernment Policy (WRR) in its report 'Less pretention, more ambition' on knowledge for development are discussed. Based on interviews with Dutch Professors in development studies and related disciplines. Includes the report of the meeting at the CERES/EADI Summerschool on 24 June 2010.
Programme for the Organisation of Development Cooperation (PROVO) (also in Dutch) (4 September 2009)
Report by the DPRN Task Force outlining a programme of requirements for the future organisation of Dutch development cooperation. The report is based on the various consultation rounds that took place during the first two years of the process.
De Nederlandse OS-IS na 2010 - Verslag van het debat 15 juni 2009 (in Dutch) (15 July 2009)
Report by the DPRN Task Force on the public meeting organised on 15 June 2009 at the Royal Tropical Institute. The report includes the statements of the chairpersons that played a leading role in the working group discussions that preceeded the meeting.
De Nederlandse OS-IS na 2010 - 47 stellingen (in Dutch) (14 May 2009)
Synthesis report by the DPRN Task Force in which propositions about the future strategy and structure of Dutch development cooperation that resulted from working group discussions, are ordered according to two scenario's.
De toekomst van de Nederlandse ontwikkelingssamenwerking (in Dutch) (7 January 2009)
Issue paper by Mirjam Ros and Kim de Vries, outlining the major themes that should be adressed when debating the fragmented structure and strategy of Dutch development cooperation. Based on interviews with DPRN Task Force members and some external development experts.
Organisatie en structuur van de Nederlandse ontwikkelingssamenwerking (in Dutch) (26 December 2007)
Internal note by Jan Donner, the Chairman of the DPRN Task Force, signalling the need to debate the fragmented structure and strategy of Dutch development cooperation. The note features as the start of the ´Structure follows strategy´ process.