Inclusive aid
Subtitle: changing power and relationships in international development
By: edited by Leslie Christine Groves and Rachel Barbara Hinton.
Contributors: Groves, Leslie Christine, 1974-; Hinton, Rachel Barbara, 1968-
Publisher: Earthscan
Published: 2004
Place of publication: London; Sterling, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Economic assistance.; Poverty -- Developing countries.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The complexity of inclusive aid / Rachel Hinton and Leslie Groves; title: Changing power relations in the history of aid / Caroline Robb; title: Reflections on organizational change / Jean Horstman; title: Who owns a poverty reduction strategy? a case study of power, instruments and relationships in Bolivia / Rosalind Eyben; title: Questioning, learning and 'cutting-edge' agendas: some thoughts from Tanzania / Leslie Groves; title: The donor-government-citizen frame as seen by a government participant / Margaret Kakande; title: Exploring power and relationships: a perspective from Nepal / Ruth Marsden; title: An international NGO's staff reflections on power, procedures and relationships / Charles Owusu; title: 'If it doesn't fit on the blue square it's out!' an open letter to my donor friend / Everjoice Win; title: The bureaucrat / Katja Jassey; title: Shifting power to make a difference / Robert Chambers and Jethro Pettit; title: How can donors become more accountable to poor people? / Rosalind Eyben and Claire Ferguson; title: Minding the gap through organizational learning / Katherine Pasteur and Patta Scott-Villiers; title: Personal change and responsible well-being / Patta Scott-Villiers; title: Enabling inclusive aid: changing power and relationships in international development / Rachel Hinton.