With Development Co-operation TIPs ∙ Tools Insights Practices you can learn from the practices of other actors, and find examples of what it takes to implement OECD standards and principles. Two types of content bring you valuable experiences from the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) and beyond.

Fundamentals are short presentations that unpack OECD standards and provide concrete examples of how various actors are applying them.

In practice pages describe real life responses of DAC members to development challenges, with a focus on results and lessons learnt.

Development Co-operation TIPs is a living tool. Its content is regularly updated  with new lessons and learning from the OECD-DAC work.

Drawing on the practices of DAC members, Fundamentals unpack standards for managing development co-operation effectively. The short, synthetic briefs build on the OECD's analytical work, including development co-operation peer reviews. They will be of interest to staff in development ministries and agencies as well as other policy makers concerned with implementing effective development co-operation programmes.

In practice pages offer real life examples of how DAC members and other development co-operation actors addres challenges as varied as maintaining ODA commitments, enabling co-ordinated climate action, or embedding guidance on leaving no one behind – just to mention a few. They detail results and lessons learnt to help development practitioners whether,  and how to adopt similar approaches.

Use the "See all case studies" link below to identify the practices most relevant to you.