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In 2007, French President Nicolas Sarkozy stated, "it is essential to give new impetus to our policy of development assistance. It must be more efficient, more readable, more strategic. It must seek and achieve concrete and visible results.” French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
aims to establish sustainable partnerships with developing countries in order to achieve the following four main goals: to support poor countries in strengthening their targets through specific partnerships; to cooperate with emerging countries from Brazil to China, ensuring the positioning of French economic and strategic interests; to participate in financing European and multilateral action to facilitate better management of global issues; and to assist countries affected by crises, whether they result from natural disasters or political-military conflict.
 The Government of Morocco
More than half the funds for UNDP Morocco programmes for development come from the Government of Morocco. In the spirit of strengthening local capacity, UNDP supports the development policies of the Moroccan government by contributing its expertise in these fields. The resultant programs provide solutions to national development priorities aimed at reducing regional and social disparities, fighting poverty, consolidating the process of democratization, modernizing public administration and preserving the environmental and natural resources.
 The Learning Network on Capacity Development (LenCD) is an open informal network of analysts and practitioners aimed at creating a global community of practice around capacity development. Established in 2004, its objectives are to facilitate the sharing of lessons and distill quality criteria for good practice; promote research, share experiences, monitor outcomes and carry out other empirical work; foster country-level, regional and international dialogue and collaboration; promote the mainstreaming of capacity development issues into agency operations; and act as a key partner to advance the OECD/DAC's capacity development agenda. LenCD organizes annual global events such as the Nairobi Forum in October 2006 “Addressing the Paris Declaration: Collective Responsibility for Capacity Development."
 SNV is an international development organisation, working to strengthen the capacity of local organisations in 32 countries in Africa, Asia, and the Balkans. With over 40 years of experience, SNV supports national and local actors within government, civil society and the private sector to find and implement local solutions to social and economic development challenges. SNV facilitates knowledge development, brokering, networking and advocacy at national and international level. Ultimately, the work SNV and its partners helps improve access to production, income and employment opportunities, and to the quality of basic services like education, water and sanitation, and renewable energy.
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