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How can aid help agriculture become more resilient...

Foreign aid can be effectively used to further develop strategies of development, mitigation, and adaptation to combat the effects of climate change on agriculture....

UNU-WIDER / May 2013
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How can aid help mitigate the problem of overfishi...

Development aid aimed at effective fisheries management in Africa must look beyond the fisheries sectors.

UNU-WIDER / May 2013

ReCom results meeting: Aid and Our Changing Environment

This ReCom - Research and Communication on Foreign Aid results meeting will aim at reporting on the findings related to the question around aid, environment and climate change.

Stockholm, Sweden
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Foreign assistance in a climate-constrained world

How can the three goals of promoting development, adaptation to climate change, and climate change mitigation be addressed simultaneously?

UNU-WIDER / May 2013
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Aid for statistics in Africa

How can we measure the effectiveness of aid aimed at improving statistical capacity in Africa?

UNU-WIDER / May 2013
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Aid and management training

Is funding management training an effective use of aid?

UNU-WIDER / Apr 2013
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Aid to agriculture in Mozambique

Is helping farmers access better technologies an effective use of aid to agriculture?

UNU-WIDER / Apr 2013
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The future of gender mainstreaming in Denmark, Fin...

The aid efficiency agenda, shifting priorities, and new aid modalities and the challenge they present to gender mainstreaming.

UNU-WIDER / APR 2013
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Mainstreaming gender in development agencies

How has gender mainstreaming been implemented by Danida, the Finnish MFA, and Sida.

UNU-WIDER / APR 2013

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Findings

Donors need to coordinate their aid to ensure that it does not have a Dutch Disease like effect.
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When seeking to develop human capacity donors must be aware of the capability trap.
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Projects aimed at democratic development will be more successful if they engage both opposition parties and civil society.
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Traditional development policy encourages countries to legitimize their institutions through mimicking form, rather than through demonstrating...
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Foreign aid has improved Malian democracy by strengthening both the economy and the civil society.
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Women’s rights are still seen as rights that have to give way to the goals of peace and justice, even when radical political changes take place.
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Three major trends are effecting urban Africa; growth, decentralization, and democratization.
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Partisan politics has motivated central government interference in Kampala’s governance.
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Urban poverty reduction requires improve municipal governance and the active involvement of the poor.
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Looking at aid volatility at only the aggregate level hides the facts that the volatility of individual aid sectors is often greater than overall aid...
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