Foreign aid to Mozambique, needs and effects. A preliminary report

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Yussuf Adam (1990). Foreign aid to Mozambique, needs and effects. A preliminary report. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (DERAP Working Paper D 1990: 15)

This preliminary study provides an overview of international aid received by Mozambique, and brings out central issues regarding the aid policies of representative donors. The report deals particularly with aspects of the donor-recipient relationships, and the problem of coordination on the Mozambican side.

Foreign aid to Mozambique, needs and effects. A preliminary report

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