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Providing policy makers with timely advice: The timeliness-rigor trade-off
Journal Article | Jan 2017
Policy makers bemoan the lack of research findings to guide urgent decisions, whereas researchers' professional code puts rigor first. This article argues ...
Corruption in the construction of public infrastructure: Critical issues in project preparation
U4 Issue | Mar 2015
Corruption in the construction of public infrastructure has particularly serious implications for developing countries. Inappropriate project choice, ...
Anti-corruption, corruption risks, public infrastructure, public investment, construction, anti-corruption approaches in sector work
Multistakeholder groups for better sector performance: A key to fight corruption in natural resource governance?
Journal Article | Jan 2013
Multistakeholder processes – involving representatives from civil society, government and the private sector — are increasingly viewed as ...
Determinants of child mortality in Angola: an econometric analysis
Master's Thesis | Jan 2011
The aim of this thesis is to investigate determinants of child mortality in the regions of Luanda and Uíge in Angola. The country has one of the ...
Child mortality, Angola
Film for å forebygge HIV/AIDS
Event | 3 Dec 2005
"Datoga, la oss beskytte oss mot AIDS" er et forsøk på å bruke lokalt språk og lokal kultur som virkemidler i forbygging av HIV/AIDS blant datoga-talende grupper i Øst-Afrika. Filmen er også et aktivt forsøk på å endre tradisjoner og dypt forankrede kulturelle trekk som representerer stor risiko for rask spredning av HIV. Ole Bjørn Rekdal, HiB, holder foredrag.
Why can we not demonstrate the difference that Norwegian aid makes? An evaluation of the results measurement system and practice
Journal Article | Mar 2016
We assess why the Norwegian aid administration is not able to document its results. We find that the system is not designed to provide the necessary documentation ...
Evaluation, foreign aid, methods, review, monitoring, M&E systems
Promoting women's rights in Afghanistan: a call for less aid and more politics
Report in External Series | Nov 2012
To NATO countries, promoting women’s rights in Afghanistan is often framed as a choice between committing to high levels of aid for gender-related ...
Afghanistan
Mission Improbable. Does Petroleum-related Aid Address Corruption in Resource-rich Countries?
U4 Issue | Jun 2008
Petroleum-related aid programmes and projects are a key part of donor activities in oil-rich developing countries. This U4 Issue explores the petroleum-related ...
corruption, natural resources, oil, development assistance, natural resource management
Managing Aid Exit and Transformation. Lessons from Botswana, Eritrea, India, Malawi and South Africa. Synthesis Report
Report in External Series | Oct 2008
What are the consequences in the recipient countries, when donor countries close down their bilateral aid programmes? Are exit practices consistent with ...
Botswana, Eritrea, India, Malawi, South Africa
Aid to judicial reform: Norwegian and international experiences
CMI Report | Jan 2004
Creating a viable judiciary and strengthening its democratic functions has been a main concern of both governments and donors over the last two decades. ...
Judicial reform, Justice sector reform, Foreign aid, Norwegian aid, Courts, Africa: Ethiopia., Americas: Guatemala
Angola og norsk bistand
CMI Report | Jan 1996
Angola is currently passing through a political, economic and social crisis deeper than in most other African countries. The MPLA government and the former ...
Angola, Norway, Emergency relief, Development aid, Africa: Angola
Supporting East African integration: Assessing the potential for Norwegian support to the East African Community
Commissioned Report | Jan 2001
This report, commissioned by NORAD, explores ways and means of providing Norwegian aid to the resuscitated East African Community, including a review ...
Aid, Africa: East Africa
Post-war Aid: Patterns and Purposes
Book Chapter | Oct 2007
A recent report by the World Bank reiterates the widely held view that donor agencies commit large amounts of funding in the immediate post-conflict phase, ...
Aid and academia: Towards improving an uneasy relationship
Journal Article | Jan 2001
Aid and academia: Towards improving an uneasy relationship Gunnar M. Sørbø Forum for Development St
Foreign aid to Mozambique, need and effects. A preliminary study
CMI Report | Jan 1990
Foreign aid to Mozambique, need and effects. A preliminary study Yussuf Adam CMI Report yussuf ad
Evaluation of Aid to Afghanistan
News | 31 Jan 2005
CMI has won a key joint-donor evaluation to assess post-Taliban humanitarian and reconstruction aid. The Danish Minsity of Foreign Affairs leads the evaluation on behalf of Sweden, U.K, Ireland and the Netherlands. CMI's Afghanistan expert Arne Strand will be team leader.
Aid should not be Pegged to Oil Revenues
Newspaper Op-Ed | Jan 2005
Aid should not be Pegged to Oil Revenues Arne Wiig and Ivar Kolstad Development Today arne wiig a
Supporting democracy in Africa: What are aid donors doing?
Journal Article | Jan 2001
Supporting democracy in Africa: What are aid donors doing? Elling N. Tjønneland Global Dialogue e
Higher returns from development aid?
Journal Article | Jan 1991
Higher returns from development aid? Ole David Koht Norbye Forum for Development Studies ole davi
Countries in violent conflict and aid strategies: The case of Sri Lanka
Journal Article | Jan 2002
Countries in violent conflict and aid strategies: The case of Sri Lanka Arve Ofstad World Developme
Asia: Sri Lanka