Aid partnerships
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- How can African governments regain control of the aid process?
- ( L. Whitfield (ed) / Danish Institute for International Studies , 2009)
- In the last three decades, changes in the global economy have led to debt and balance of payments crises in many African countries. They desperately needed foreign exchange which they could only get f...
What is the nature of donor-recipient interaction in development assistance?
- ( M. Murshed (ed) / Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands , 2009)
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This paper analyses the interaction between aid donors and recipients from various angles. It considers the fact that the effort associated with ensuring aid effectiveness concerns b...
- What effect will emerging donors have on 'traditional' donor policy?
- ( S. Grimm;J. Humphrey;E. Lundsgaarde / Fride , 2009)
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Researchers have been keen to assess the impact of emerging donors on the development paradigm. The particular aid policies of China, India, South Africa et al have been carefully considered to gar...
- Donors address HIV epidemic for women and girls
- ( K. Ashburn;N. Oomman;D. Wendt / Center for Global Development, USA , 2009)
- In the 1980s, at the beginning of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, it was estimated that about a third of all people infected worldwide were women. After just one decade this had risen to more than half and...
- Do donors give increased aid to old partnerships rather than to new recipients?
- ( E. Frot (ed) / Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics and East European Economies [SITE - Östekonomiska Institutet] , 2009)
- This paper looks at whether aid partnerships established early or late matter significantly for aid quantities, and how this in turn affects aid fragmentation. It also details how aid partnership...
- What is the way forward for South-South cooperation?
- ( M.C.S Betancourt;N-S Schulz / Fride , 2009)
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South-South cooperation (SSC) is gaining more prominence in the aid environment - particularly after being formally recognised in the official output of the Accra conference on aid effectivene...
- How effective are NGOs at allocating aid?
- ( D.-J. Koch;A. Dreher;P. Nunnenkamp / Kiel Institute of World Economics/Institut für Weltwirtschaft , 2008)
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Allocating aid through NGOs is traditionally seen as an attractive proposition for donors. This is predicated on the belief that NGOs are ‘closer’ to poor communities and so are able to...
- CSOs, transparency and information: a tool for democratic ownership and accountability?
- ( C. Neligan;A. Iversen / GuideStar International , 2008)
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This article argues that although the Paris Declaration is an important step in establishing an international consensus on aid, its ability to make aid work in the long term is questionable without...
- Assessing mutual accountability in aid mechanisms
- ( P. de Renzio / Maastricht Graduate School of Governance , 2008)
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What does ‘mutual accountability’ mean in practice, and how do we know if and when it exists? This short brief examines the issue of mutual accountability mechanisms in aid relationship...
- Responding to Accra? Donor governments' aid policy
- ( L. Hayes;L. Delph / The German Marshall Fund of the United States , 2008)
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High on the agenda for developing countries at the Accra High Level Forum on aid effectiveness was a commitment to use developing country systems (alignment) and to regulate division of labour (har...
