How can we measure the effectiveness of aid aimed at improving statistical capacity in Africa?
Governance & Fragility
Governance & Fragility
Since the late 1980s, governance has become a major concern for both donors and aid recipient countries. Good governance is seen as an important objective in and of itself, as well as a critical influence on economic development. The 2005 Paris Declaration’s commitment to national ownership of the aid agenda has further focused attention on the quality of domestic governance.
 Civil service reform is one of the most persistent subjects of public debate no matter where in the world one turns. In Nigeria British aid money i... |
 The role politics plays in decentralization and service delivery. |
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 The project brings together economists and political scientists to investigate the use of field experiments in the study of governance, and their l... |
 An integral part of development is the expansion of capability of the state to carry out its responsibilities and effectively both impose obligatio... |
 What are the barriers to effectiveness of civil service in developing countries? How can effective civil service reform policies be designed? |
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