Latin America: resources related to the international aid system (annotated bibliography)
Organizaciones de la sociedad civil de américa latina involucradas en el análisis y formulación de propuestas sobre la cooperación internacional.
Latin America: review of aid reform literature
Latin America Literature Review
Humberto Campódonico and Mariano Valderrama, DESCO and SNV, PeruComments on the Latin American Literature Review
Carmen LucÃa Dávila, Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano, ColombiaLiterature reviews were done as part of the Southern Voices Project.
Which Way the Future of Aid? Southern Civil Society Perspectives on Current Debates on Reform to the International Aid System
This Working Paper has its origin in the ODI project 'Southern Voices for Change in the International Aid System'. The original draft served as the basis for discussion at a workshop organised by ODI in November 2005, with collaborators from Africa, Asia and Latin America, as well as representatives from the donor community and from Northern-based NGOs. Drawing on comments made by Southern CSO representatives involved in the project, the paper aims to provide an analysis of the forces shaping the structure and operations of the international aid system. It examines current (mostly Northern) perceptions of problems inherent in and reforms necessary to the aid architecture, and explores Southern responses to this, focusing particularly on views and proposals from civil society organisations (CSOs) based in the South.
Policy (in) coherence in European Union Support to Developing Countries: A three country case study
Louise Hilditch. Gerrishon K. Ikiara, Moses M. Ikiara, Walter Odhiambo, Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir and Raquel Souza, ActionAid Alliance, October 2003
This policy brief (PDF) attempts to gauge the impact of EU policies on the people and economies of Bangladesh, Brazil and Kenya. The brief focuses to what extent the EC's development themselves form a coherent approach and contains in-depth country studies examining EU policies and their impact on poor people in developing countries.
