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April 25th, 2011 - 2:26 pm § in Uncategorized

Remembering George Harrison on the road to Busan

Live tweet transcript from Oxfam’s “The Road to Busan: Ensuring Citizens Drive Their Own Development” session at the World Bank/IMF spring meetings…and a Beatle sings about development?[...]

Tags: #RoadToBusan, Accra Agenda, aid effectiveness, aid reform, Barbara Lee, Brenda Killen, civic engagement, civil society, community participation, CSOs, Dalitso Kubalasa, donors, Dr. Sumara Kamara, foreign aid, foreign assistance, HLF4, IMF, InterAction, international aid, international development, Malawi, Malawi Economic Justice Network, Marisa Lago, NGOs, OECD, Oxfam, Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, Publish What You Fund, results, Sierra Leone, The Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, transparency, Transparency International, World Bank, World Bank/IMF annual meetings, World Vision 2 Comments

August 18th, 2010 - 12:06 am § in Good Practice, Guest Bloggers, Reflection & Rumination

Changing the aid system: 5 more ideas from the inside

A continuing list of 5 more ideas for changes in international development policy and practice. "Development policy needs to be kept real."[...]

Tags: aid workers, alternatives, Azerbaijan, bureaucracy, community participation, community-based organizations, conditionalities, dependency, donors, DRC, foreign aid, foreign assistance, Global Fund, ideas, innovation, international aid, international development, OECD, Palestine, PEPFAR, power dynamics, Red Cross, solutions, South Africa, U.N., USAID 2 Comments

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Posts Tagged ‘OECD’

Remembering George Harrison on the road to Busan

Changing the aid system: 5 more ideas from the inside

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