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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Show me the money! No literally–show me what you’re doing with the money
The UK Government Department responsible for distributing foreign aid assistance, DFID, recently announced plans to assess the Aid Effectiveness of all their aid. Overall while this current drive for increased Aid Effectiveness looks good there are some potential downsides that should be addressed. Governments and the public should be aware of these potential problems to ensure the most vulnerable are still helped. Continue reading
Posted in Development, Global Theory, Policy
Tagged Aid, Aid Effectiveness, capacity development, Development, Development assistance, DFID, Government, MRV, Policy, Poverty, Theory, Vulnerable
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People don’t want to live on handouts…. but sometimes it’s a bit risky not to!
Situations have arisen in the world where some of the most vulnerable to natural disasters have become dependent upon on the aid assistance and are not using the financial assistance to develop out of poverty. This blog looks at the reason for this and proposes using insurance schemes to solve the problem. Continue reading