The Effects of Structural Adjustment on Civil Society in Zimbabwe: Implications for Canadian Aid Policy

Abstract

This paper examines the effects of structural adjustment on social programmes and conditions in Zimbabwe. It argues that efforts by external aid agencies such as the Canadian International Development Agency to reduce the negative consequences of adjustment are unlikely to be successful because current policies tend to support economistic neoliberal ideology rather than human resource development.

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