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This paper talks about international development cooperation systems of the Visegrad countries and argues that as they are still developing, it is not in the countries' interest to set up a common development fund. Instead of creating a new fund, the author suggests the Visegrad states should consider reforming the existing cooperation systems and consolidate existing resources. To make this argument, the author examines the Visegrad countries’ bilateral development activities in the Eastern Partnership region and their common actions though the International Visegrad Fund.