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Tag Archives: multilateral
Planning for collapse: making development interventions too big to fail and vulnerable to systemic risk.
The financial collapse in 2008 following the collapse of Lehman Brothers was enthusiastically prepared by the political and economical decision makers. In the 70s and 80s, in the name of more efficiency and free marked, regulations were more and more … Continue reading
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Tagged development, evolution, humanitarian, multilateral, transparency
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Markets in everything: 2021: the secondary market for development products.
Francis Watanabe is project portfolio manager for the government. He acquires development interventions on the secondary market, to add to his portfolio on early child development. Innovators, like the Gates Foundation or Oxfam, or even local governments, start up their … Continue reading
Results in HIV/AIDS interventions: Considerations on the need for a vertical approach in an horizontal world, and vice versa
Aids day During Aids-day, the blogs proved that the debate between the believers in a vertical approach and the believers in a geographical approach rages on. I did not write on it before, because it is an issue with ramifications … Continue reading
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Tagged development, hiv-aids, multilateral, reproductive health
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Should Multilateral aid have results?
Multilateral resource allocation: best practice approaches (Article – ODI Project Briefings 51, November 2010) When DFID changes track on development, it is important to notice as DFID is one of the thought leaders among donor agencies. If ODI writes about … Continue reading