A global network is shifting the structure of development co-operation
The GPI supports the effective implementation of Triangular Co-operation, promoting guidelines, tools and analysis. We regularly update this library with contributions from partners and welcome new additions.
The Voluntary Guidelines for Effective Triangular Co-operation represent a shared commitment to effectiveness.
Following BAPA +40, the GPI advanced in 2019 a set of Voluntary Guidelines grounded in evidence and consultation with numerous GPI members.
The GPI Spotlight series are short, and informative, publications. It is an evidence-based analytical exercise on triangular co-operation (including contribution to BAPA+40 implementation) to share knowledge and support partners in including TrC as a possible tool to deliver the 2030 Agenda.
The GPI members are equal, self-organised and define voluntarily their engagement.
In 2024, the GPI has 22 active members including countries, international organisations, and civil society organisations.
