This book studies the role of the development sector in eliminating extreme poverty, fast-tracking growth, and preventing conflict in a post-pandemic world.
This book studies the role of the development sector in eliminating extreme poverty, fast-tracking growth, and preventing conflict in a post-pandemic world.
Erica Harper is the Head of Research and Policy Studies at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights. She also serves as an affiliate researcher at the Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University, Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction: is a little bit of sunlight the disinfectant the aid sector needs? 1 How the West got rich, and other curious questions around human development 2 Broken, by design 3 Towards the aid sector we need 4 The Samaritan dilemma: promoting good governance in fragile and poverty-affected states 5 Innovating humanitarian response 6 Exploiting the sweet spots 7 Playing politics to win 8 Development beyond the development sector 9 Charting a pathway towards enhanced aid effectiveness Index
Acknowledgments Introduction: is a little bit of sunlight the disinfectant the aid sector needs? 1 How the West got rich, and other curious questions around human development 2 Broken, by design 3 Towards the aid sector we need 4 The Samaritan dilemma: promoting good governance in fragile and poverty-affected states 5 Innovating humanitarian response 6 Exploiting the sweet spots 7 Playing politics to win 8 Development beyond the development sector 9 Charting a pathway towards enhanced aid effectiveness Index
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