La perspectiva de Costa Rica sobre el Apoyo Oficial Total Para el Desarollo Sostenible (TOSSD)

Burkina Faso’s Perspective on Total Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD)

“…The following chapter presents the feedback from the interviewees (see 0) on some targeted elements of the Total Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD) Statistical Framework Reporting Instructions (version 1.3 dated 20 December 2018) (Benn, Ibanez, Sangaré, & Delalande, 2018). These elements were among the points that the study sought to validate with partner countries, with a view to confirming or complementing the results of the previous pilot studies in Costa Rica (Berbegal-Ibanez, et al, 2019) and Nigeria (Delalande, Rühmann, Bejraoui, & Benn, 2018).…”

“…In order to establish TOSSD as a viable, relevant, and robust international statistical standard, the support and commitment of developing countries is crucial. The OECD has already conducted four pilot studies: in Senegal in 2016 (Delalande & Gaveau, Senegal's Perspective on TOSSD, 2018), the Philippines in 2017 (Delalande, Halvorson-Quevedo, & Sangaré, The Philippines' Perspective on TOSSD, 2018), Nigeria in 2018 (Delalande, Rühmann, Bejraoui, & Benn, 2018) and Costa Rica in 2018 (Berbegal-Ibanez, et al, 2019). These pilots have provided important insights, notably concerning the statistical scope of TOSSD (e.g.…”

“…This pilot study is part of a series of studies to ensure that the perspective of beneficiary countries is taken into account when developing the TOSSD measurement framework. It follows on from previous studies conducted in Senegal (Delalande & Gaveau, 2018), the Philippines (Delalande, Halvorson-Quevedo, & Sangaré, 2018), Nigeria (Delalande, Rühmann, Bejraoui, & Benn, 2018) and Costa Rica (Berbegal-Ibanez, et al, 2019). More specifically, these studies are intended to inform the work of the International TOSSD Task Force, 1 of which Burkina Faso is a member, and which is developing the statistical methodology for the TOSSD measurement framework.…”