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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Bilateral Donors"”.
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An Empirical Analysis of Foreign Aid Heterogeneity According to Donors for Pakistan
… of three chapters in determining the effect of bilateral foreign assistance on the economy of Pakistan. The effect of foreign assistance will be measured in terms of public expenditure and revenue. The factors associated in the provision of aid commitments and disbursements, and the effect of …
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Expanding the Usage of Renewable Energy Through Innovation and Technology Transfer
… third essay explores whether aid allocation by bilateral donors responds to the recipient needs in the renewable energy sector. Bilateral donors have been known for allocating their financial assistance based on political interests among recipients such as former colonies and political allies. …
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The impact of private international donor foundations on sexual and reproductive health organisations in South Africa
… context (Bartley;; 2007: 229). Recent actions by bilateral and independent donors to downsize or withdraw funding from South African civil society, has resulted in the closure of some non-governmental organisations, and placed financial pressure on whole sectors in civil society. These …
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From Donorship to Ownership? Evolving Donor-Government Relationships in Rwanda
… change the institutional relationships between donors and recipient-country governments and allow aid beneficiaries to have a say over the development policies that impact their daily lives. However, despite their prevalence, we know relatively little about how such aid programs affect …
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Unraveling red tape: foreign aid allocation and the domestic bureaucracy
Researchers from Hans Morgenthau and Bruce Bueno de Mesquita have suggested that donor countries view foreign aid as a strategic tool in their economic arsenal. In contrast, however, donor countries actually describe their foreign aid as purely altruistic, as a way to alleviate poverty in the …
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The decentralisation of education in a developing country: the case of community high schools in Solomon Islands
… by the World Bank and other international aid donors. Specific research questions were posed to investigate the efficacy of educational decentralisation through the establishment, development and operation of CHSs in Solomon Islands, and the role played by the people responsible at four levels …