Partners of rivals? The relationship between Peruvian government and NGOs under Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness

Federico Negrón Peralta

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International Development and Aid Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering International Relations in Latin America

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This research paper explores the causes and factors that can contribute to the recent breaking point in the relationships between government and Peruvian NGOs. The study also seeks to analyze the influence of Paris Declaration on these relationships. Finally, the document provides a balance about the advances and obstacles for implementing the Paris Declaration in Peru.

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