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‘Transparency is critical’ – ONE’s aid effectiveness day

By Katie Welford | May 17, 2010 | News

ONE’s aid effectiveness day brought together experts from the German government to discuss the future of development assistance. Reporting on the day in ONE’s blog, Carola Bieniek quotes a participant who summed up a current problem in aid: “Everybody understands that building a school helps to fight poverty. They also understand that building a hospital helps to fight poverty. But that information might even be more important is not quite as easy to understand for most.”

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World Bank working paper: Aid Quality and Donor Rankings

By Katie Welford | May 17, 2010 | News

Released on May 4th, ‘Aid Quality and Donor Rankings’ is a paper by Knack, Rogers and Eubank from the World Bank. Part of the Policy Research working paper collection, it offers new measures of aid ranking covering 38 bilateral and multilateral donors as well as an analysis of the usefulness of these measures.

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Analysis of the Presidential Study Directive

By Katie Welford | May 14, 2010 | News

Publish What You Fund has put together an analysis of the leaked draft of the Presidential Study Directive on Global Development (PSD-7), "A New Way Forward on Global Development". Please find below.

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Aid Transparency: A ONE G8 recommendation

By Katie Welford | May 14, 2010 | News

The ONE Campaign has defined its priorities for the Muskoka G8 Summit in a policy brief, ‘Suggested 2010 G8 Communique Language’.

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Andrew Mitchell now the UK’s International Development Secretary

By Katie Welford | May 14, 2010 | News

As Andrew Mitchell becomes the UK’s International Development Secretary, Liz Ford lays out what we can expect from this government department in the Guardian’s Katine blog.

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Why Aid Transparency Matters

By Katie Welford | May 10, 2010 | News

“Whether aid works is a contentious topic with debate ranging from Jeffrey Sachs and Bono to Bill Easterly and Dambisa Moyo. Nonetheless aid transparency is emerging as an area of common ground. For sceptics it has the potential to reduce distortions. For advocates it is a way of improving both the quality and impact of […]

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