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The most current approaches, new trends, reviews and alternative proposals in the evolution of Aid
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In an increasingly uncertain world characterised by economic instability, conflict and increased frequency and severity of natural disasters brought about by climate change, the humanitarian system is struggling to adapt. GHA Report 2012 presents transparent and reliable analysis of how the international response has measured up to the scale of global humanitarian crises, and is an essential resource for all those working to address humanitarian crisis and vulnerability Delete the scoop?
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This paper reflects on some of the Research and Policy in Development (RAPID) Programme's capacity development work in recent years and draw implications for future practice for both consultants and funders. Delete the scoop?
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Ghana is one of Africa's great successes – a stable and thriving country that is testament to the impact of aid. Delete the scoop?
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Jonathan Glennie: Poverty and profit-making are uneasy bedfellows, but an ethical response to development issues is not beyond big business...
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Some economists, with their recent fad for “evaluation”, have managed to get themselves deeply confused about what the “conditional” in “conditional cash transfer” (CCT) is really about. Delete the scoop?
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Oxfam is committed to being transparent in its work and accountable to its key stakeholders, in particular people living in poverty. We share information with people living in poverty, partner organisations, and the general public, and we are accountable to our staff, volunteers, supporters, donors, suppliers and host governments. The information we publish and how we respond to requests for information are important aspects of accountability. Delete the scoop?
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Putting all UN operations in a country under a single management structure is not as simple as it might sound. Delete the scoop?
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Claire Provost: Two years on from Haiti's devastating earthquake, find out which donors have not delivered on their pledges and who has received the aid money paid out... Delete the scoop?
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Maybe, but perhaps it's more important to look beyond definitions and quantity of aid to dissect donor claims and analyse how public money is being spent... Delete the scoop?
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