Taiwan's Foreign Aid and Technical Assistance in the Marshall Islands

Shiuh‐Shen Chien · Tzu-Po Yang · Yichen Wu

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International Development and Aid International Relations and Foreign Policy Island Studies and Pacific Affairs

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This paper focuses on Taiwan's aid to the Marshall Islands. Three types of Taiwanese aid are discussed: as part of the Marshall Islands trust fund, as part of the Marshall Islands governmental budget, and the Taiwan Technical Mission. While Taiwan's aid plays a role in upgrading agricultural and rural development, it is also embroiled in controversies such as mixed local empowerment and constraints by the Cold War legacy.

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