Aid
- Can development philanthropy engender indigenous development?
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With huge resources at their disposal private philanthropy has become an important aid donor - and as such involved in the perennial debate on how best to deliver aid. This paper explores how 'development philanthropists' can best employ their funds in order to ensure that projects are wholly sustainable and community-led.
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- WHO Ethical and Safety Recommendations for Researching, Documenting and Monitoring Sexual Violence in Emergencies
- ( Dummy Dummy / , 2009)
- Title=WHO Ethical and Safety Recommendations for Researching, Documenting and Monitoring Sexual Violence in Emergencies HasCopyrightClearance=false Keywords=.Data collection ;Ethics; Research; conflic...
- Economic activity in the West Bank stifled by restrictions to movement of people and access to natural resources
- ( World Bank , 2008)
- In developing countries, land often provides a foundation for economic activities in a variety of sectors. In the West Bank, it takes on a particular significance as economic activity is stifled by co...
- Livelihoods programming in the context of emergencies
- ( S. Jaspars / Emergency Nutrition Network , 2006)
- This article begins with an overview of livelihoods programming in the context of emergencies; an increasingly popular approach, going beyond a focus on food aid alone. In general there is a lack of w...
- How to monitor and evaluate national avian influenza programmes
- ( E. Eckert;N. Hoffman;A. Hyslop / MEASURE Evaluation , 2008)
- As the world enters its sixth year of responding to the challenges posed by highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), the international community has recognized the need to move from an emergency mind...
- How to incorporate gender mainstreaming in disaster response and preparedness
- ( C. Pincha / Earthworm Books , 2008)
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The risks and vulnerabilities that people face from natural disasters are as much a product of their social situation as their physical environment. Vulnerabilities and capacities of individuals an...
- Can development philanthropy engender indigenous development?
- ( R.E. Daubon / Institute for Democracy in South Africa , 2007)
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The recent rise of the Gates Foundation as a major donor of overseas aid has focused attention on the role of private institutions in development. Traditionally solely a funder of programmes &ndash...
- A South African perspective on the World Bank and IMF role in Africa
- ( O. Edigheji;A. Amuwo / Institute for Global Dialogue, South Africa , 2008)
- This paper questions the lending progammes of the World Bank (WB), and discusses the significance of its engagement with developing economies. It analyses the history and economics of international de...
- How does international development assistance impact on conflict transformation?
- ( S. Soux;D. Gairdner;S. Marstein / Scanteam , 2007)
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This review assesses the impact of Norwegian and international development assistance on conflict transformation in Timor – Leste during the period from Independence in 2002 until the crisis ...
- Improving direct support to NGOs
- ( A. Disch;L. Moberg;R. Bezerra / Scanteam , 2007)
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The six "Nordic" donors - Canada, Finland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and the UK - commissioned a review of alternative models of support to civil society. This document is the result and ai...
- Overcoming the MDG challenge: analysis and prescription from around the world
- ( J. Cockburn;M. Valdivia / Poverty and Economic Policy Network , 2008)
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The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) reached their half-way mark in 2007 amidst both disappointment and hope: although progress on the goals had been limited, particularly in the world’s p...


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