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How to Deprioritise? Selecting Themes, Countries and Instruments for German Development Policy

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  • Sam Hughes

    (Center for Global Development)

  • Heiner Janus

    (German Institute of Development and Sustainability)

  • Ian Mitchell

    (Center for Global Development)

  • Tim Röthel

    (German Institute of Development and Sustainability)

Abstract

Germany is making steep reductions to its aid budget. Historically, it has struggled to deprioritise, with cuts spread evenly across programmes and countries. In this paper, we show how BMZ can deprioritise across the themes, partner countries and instruments. We find there is substantial room for improvement, leading to greater impact.

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  • Sam Hughes & Heiner Janus & Ian Mitchell & Tim Röthel, 2025. "How to Deprioritise? Selecting Themes, Countries and Instruments for German Development Policy," Policy Papers 372, Center for Global Development.
  • Handle: RePEc:cgd:ppaper:372
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