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Incentives for harmonisation and alignment in aid agencies

Paolo de Renzio · David Booth · Zaza Curran

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The scope of this paper is to assess the importance of incentive systems internal to aid agencies in their efforts to deliver on the commitments made in the Rome Declaration on Harmonisation.

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