Why We Lie About Aid Mark Leon Goldberg March 1, 2018 A provocative new book examines the politics of the debate on foreign aid. Pablo Yanguas is a research fellow at the Global Development Institute at the University of Manchester. He is the author of the new book "Why We Lie About Aid: Development and ...
World Humanitarian Day: The Plight of Aid Workers Kimberly Curtis August 19, 2016 Today is World Humanitarian Day, an international day established in 2003 to honor aid workers who dedicate themselves to improving the lives of others. But the day also reminds us of the 130 million people living in conflict settings today. Following the grou...
Tainted Gifts in Kind? Alanna Shaikh, MPH February 18, 2011 A controversy over World Vision's decision to donate unused tee shirts touting the Superbowl victory of the Pittsburgh Steelers (they lost) has sparked a big debate in the aid community.
For NGOs, Government Funding Doesn’t Always Mean Government Control Una Moore January 17, 2011 Most NGOs receive funds from governments, but funding doesn't usually translate to control over the day-to-day work NGOs carry out.
Aid Work is Political: This is Not News Una Moore October 20, 2010 The debate over whether aid workers are angels, super-villains or mere mortals rages on. Linda Pollman and Philip Gourevitch are firmly convinced aid and those who deliver it are the true monsters of our era. Here is why they are wrong.
