Public Support for International Development [electronic resource] /
OECD Development Centre.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development : Development CentreContent Provider
Foy, Colm.
Helmich, Henry.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
1996.
Is public support for international development failing? The question was examined in a number of contexts during a meeting of experts brought together in a joint enterprise by the OECD Development Assistance Committee and the OECD Development Centre. Views ranged widely but the overall consensus was that governments can and must do more to encourage public awareness of assistance activities and international co-operation for development, in order to encourage public support for these initiatives.
Summary Report of the Consultation on Public Knowledge and Attitudes Towards International Development, by Andrew E. Rice  Account of the Experts' Consultation, by Bernard Wood  Mixed Messages: Public Opinion and Development Assistance in the 1990s, by Ian Smilie  Public Judgement on Development Aid, by Daniel Yankelovich  Building a Constituency for Development Co-operation: Some Reflections on the US Experience, by Andrew E. Rice  Japan: Public Knowledge and Attitudes Towards ODA, by Yasuo Uchida  Who Shapes and Leads Public Attitudes on Development Co-operation?, by Tony German  The Wings of Defeat: Towards a New Development Education Paradigmm, by Pierre Pradervand  Development in the Media, by Colette Braeckman  Reporting the Reality of Developing Societies, by Mort Rosenblum  Questionnaire to DAC Delegations on Public Attitudes Towards International Development Summaries of DAC Delegations Replies to the Questionnaire on Public Attitudes Towards International Development Programme of the Joint Consultation
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Is public support for international development failing? The question was examined in a number of contexts during a meeting of experts brought together in a joint enterprise by the OECD Development Assistance Committee and the OECD Development Centre. Views ranged widely but the overall consensus was that governments can and must do more to encourage public awareness of assistance activities and international co-operation for development, in order to encourage public support for these initiatives.
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