Aid Effectiveness: Trends and Impacts of Shiftinging Financial Flows to Civil Society Organisations in Southern Africa

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A summary of the report has been published as "How can we make aid to civil society organisations more effective in overcoming poverty?", Policy Brief, vol.1 , June 2007 (available from www.southernafricatrust.org)

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Elling N. Tjønneland

Senior Researcher

Aid Effectiveness: Trends and Impacts of Shiftinging Financial Flows to Civil Society Organisations in Southern Africa

Elling N. Tjønneland

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