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Assessing the impact of transparency and accountability initiatives
R. Carlitz / Department for International Development, UK, 2012
Transparency of budget process has, in the last two decades, become one of the pillars of good governance. However, have budget-related transparency and accountability initiatives (TAIs) been effec...
Developing governance: challenges and progress
T. Carothers;D. de Gramont / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace , 2011
Since emerging as a new donor enthusiasm in the 1990s, governance support has become a major area of aid to developing countries. The idea that remedying debilitating patterns of inefficient, corru...
Australian assistance improved health outcomes in three Pacific poor countries, but some opportunities missed
M. Foster;R. Condon;K. Janovsky / Australian Agency for International Development , 2009
New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu are poor countries that represent very challenging developmental environments. This report examines the effectiveness of Australian Agency for International ...
2010: assessing aid and development
A. Wilks / IBON International, 2010
Millions of people worldwide have insufficient food to eat, are vulnerable to disease and disaster, and receive minimal income. However, rich countries have already made a series of pledges on poverty...
The importance of parliamentary oversight in ensuring aid effectiveness
A. Mokoro (ed);K. Heim (ed);J. Balch (ed) / 2009
Aid effectiveness has, of late, become a subject of intense international debate resulting in a variety of international commitments for reform after the realisation that billions of dollars spent by ...
Donor strategy toward Ethiopia needs fundamental rethinking
B. Rawlence / Human Rights Watch , 2010
Ethiopia is one of the poorest countries in the world, and is also one of the world's largest recipients of foreign development aid. Foreign donors insist that their support underwrites agricultura...
The effect of foreign aid on armed conflicts
R. Nielsen (ed);M. Findley (ed);Z. Davis (ed) / Brigham Young University Political Science Department, 2010
Researchers have attempted to link foreign aid to conflict with some suggesting that aid exacerbates existing ethnic cleavages while others say it presents an opportunity to payoff rebels who start...
2010: trends in multilateral aid
Development Assistance Committee, OECD, 2010
Multilateral ODA has increased over the past two decades although its share of total ODA has been relatively stable in the same period. This report delves into trends in core and non-core multilateral...
Reviewing the role of World Bank post-disaster cash transfers in Asia
R. Heltberg / Development Policy Review, 2007
This article reviews major cash transfers to households as a mean of social protection in a number of Asian countries. Looking at Turkey, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Pakistan in particular, the a...
The State’s legitimacy in fragile situations - unpacking complexity
S. Massing (ed) / OECD Development Co-operation Directorate: DAC Guidelines and Reference Series , 2010
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