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Valuing European Development Assistance
The UK public may be becoming less supportive of maintaining, let alone increasing, current levels of UK spending on aid even when people were told how much is currently spent, according to a new IPPR and ODI report ‘Understanding public … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, aid, Aidwatch, assistance, DATA, development, Europe, European Union, international, international development, IPPR, ODA, ODI, transparency, UK
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Who is your international development champion?
Who is your preferred champion of international development issues? The answer, as you might expect, depends on who you are, and where you live. In a recent report for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation published in March 2012, Intermedia set … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural development, blogs, champions, food security, government, international development, media, social media, UK
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