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This joint ODI-UNDP paper looks at whether development aid will remain important in the post-2015 era, and asks how the old aid model should change in response to a dramatically new world and new sustainable development challenges.
EU aid to its member states has proved highly effective – so why pull the plug on countries such as India and South Africa?
What next for the global development aid effort? A major aid overhaul is needed, but what does this means in practice?
What is ‘the future of aid’? The share of aid in global transfers is shrinking. The narrative that the developing world can now address its own challenges may sound appealing but misses something fundamental: in an interconnected world, there will ALWAYS be a need for international public transfers
With the UN’s development goals up for renewal the question of financing is more important than ever
This Discussion Paper explores recent experiences with innovative sources of development finance in order to capture lessons learned for the more effective implementation of both current and future initiatives.
How do macro-economic crises affect the world’s most vulnerable economies? What structural characteristics make some economies more susceptible to the harmful effects of such shocks? And what policies can help developing economies build resilience in the face of unpredictable economic change globally?
Gail Hurley 