The phrase "aid to development cooperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing support or assistance provided for collaborative efforts aimed at development.
Example: "The government has increased its aid to development cooperation to help improve infrastructure in underdeveloped regions."
Alternatives: "support for development cooperation" or "assistance in development collaboration".
The EU commissioner for international cooperation and development, Neven Mimica, said: "In 2015, faced with an unprecedented migration crisis, the EU and its member states were able to increase both their support to refugees as well as their development aid to developing countries".
Which is why the Norwegian government is in the process of doubling our support for education, and why we consider education to be at the core in both humanitarian aid and development cooperation.
Theresa May is right to say the UK should be immensely proud of its record on aid and development cooperation.
Last week, Jonathan Glennie argued that competing UN and OECD partnerships could negate attempts to improve aid effectiveness and development cooperation.
Five decades of development aid (or "development cooperation," as it is now sometimes known) have yielded disappointing results.
Together, we need to both mobilize more money and spend existing resources more efficiently through joint approaches that bridges humanitarian aid and development cooperation.
There are alternative but similar grids of normative starting points: Frenk and colleagues' description of an evolution in global health from "development aid" to "international cooperation" to "global solidarity" [ 15] corresponds with Lencucha's 'charity'securityity' and 'cosmopolitanism'cosmopolitanism
He is an expert on aid, development cooperation and global governance.
The 'geographic' instruments provide aid through the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI, €16.9 billion, 2007 2013), which must spend 95% of its budget on overseas development assistance (ODA), and from the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which contains some relevant programmes.
