Does the way that international assistance is now organized make sense? Is it reasonable for people in countries that have resources and know-how to provide these to people in countries that are deemed to need them? Is it reasonable to expect that doing so can contribute to overcoming poverty, alleviating suffering, supporting good governance, or mitigating conflict in the receiving societies? Is international assistance—as it is now delivered—working as we mean it to?
Author(s): Anderson, Mary B. ; Brown, Dayna; Jean, Isabella
Publisher or Journal: CDA Collaborative Learning Projects
Year of Publication: 2012
Document Type: Report