Programme Aid and Development: Beyond Conditionality

Geske Dijkstra · Howard White

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1. Programme Aid and the International Financial Institutions 2 The Evaluation of Programme Aid: A Methodological Framework 3. Development by Default: Programme Aid to Bangladesh 4. Supporting Success: Economic Growth in Cape Verde in the Early Nineties 5. Politics and Partnership in Ghana in the 1980s, with Reference to Co-Financing as a Bilateral Aid Instrument 6. From Rehabilitation to Recovery: Mozambique in the 1990s 7. Aid, Debt and Dependence: Programme Aid in Nicaragua 8. Tanzania in the 1990s 9. Programme Aid in Uganda: What Does the 'Showcase' Show? 10. Aid in a Rapidly Growing 'Off-Track' Economy: Vietnam in the 1990s 11. A Black Sheep Amongst Reformers? Zambia in the 1990s 12. Modalities of Programme Aid 13. The Role of Donor Agencies in Policy Change 14. Have Reforms Worked? 15. The Impact of Programme Aid Funds 16. Conclusions on Programme Aid and Development: Beyond Conditionality

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