A History of Aid Effectiveness

Jonathan Glennie · Andy Sumner

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Aid effectiveness has a long history. The most recent, and possibly most concerted, effort has been the OECD-led Paris process. This chapter discusses how progress in implementing aid-effectiveness reforms has been slower than hoped.

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