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DT 1 / 2018

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Norway: New Conservative minister pledges sweeping aid reform

Norway’s Conservative Party takes a stronger grip on development policy, appointing one of its top politicians, Nikolai Astrup, to be the party’s first Development Minister. The appointment is part of a government reshuffle, where the Liberal Party joins the minority government. The new minister now promises sweeping reforms of the Norwegian aid administration.

News January 19, 2018

Finnfund, Swedfund and IFU adopt EU tax haven blacklist

Three Nordic aid-financed investment funds have on short notice decided to ban investments through tax...

Business January 26, 2018

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Out of Stockholm. Sida head office to be moved

The Swedish government decided this week that the headquarters of the Swedish International Development...

News January 26, 2018

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Massive Swedish scale-up of flexible UN funding starting with WFP

As a first step in an ambitious plan to scale up multi-year flexible funding for several UN agencies,...

News February 09, 2018

NDF looks beyond Nordics to finance new trust fund

The Nordic Development Fund (NDF) is in discussions with several European donors to provide funding for...

Business January 26, 2018

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