Development Partners (DPs) definition

Development Partners (DPs) means the bilateral development partners, international and multilateral organizations/ institutions, regional and non-governmental organizations/ institutions which are signatories to these partnership principles.
View Source
Development Partners (DPs) means all donor governments, their specialized agencies and organizations that are involved in development cooperation in Afghanistan, including OECD donors, South-South providers, multilateral organizations, and vertical funds.
View Source

Examples of Development Partners (DPs) in a sentence

  • The specific forums and committees formed for the HSDP are meant to complement the normal procedures of the Government by involving two levels of partnership; firstly, the Federal Government, Regions and Woredas and secondly the Government and its Development Partners (DPs).

  • Examples are The Global Fund, GAVI, UN Agencies funding, and other Development Partners (DPs) channelling resources through FMOH.

  • Various projects and programs financed by the UN to regions are transferred through this channel; (ii) Channel 2A (un-earmarked) is through the Federal subsidiary mechanisms and different sources of financing which include general government revenue, block transfers from Development Partners (DPs), and project financing from development partners both on and off budget34.

  • The GoT and Development Partners (DPs) participating in the pooled financing are signatories of the Code of Conduct (Annex 2) and thus commit to abide by the rules and procedures defined in that document.

  • Positive experiences will be scaled up to cover the entire national territory, but this scaling up will require both technical and financial support from the Government and from the Development Partners (DPs).

  • It shall take into account bilateral requirements of Development Partners (DPs) as well as that of WRDF, MoWIE and MoFED and it shall be conceived to accommodate funds from additional DPs interested to join the initiative.