Iceland takes its commitment to the Busan principles for effective development very seriously. This is reflected in its development co-operation strategy and tight, effective operations on the ground. In particular, Iceland makes good use of district-level systems, is well aligned with national and district development plans, co-ordinates meaningfully with other donors, unties all of its aid and makes limited use of conditionality. In addition, Iceland is improving the predictability of its programming and budgeting processes, which are helping it to respond and adjust to the needs of its partners.