In a series of audio interviews, Jonathan Tanner asks participants from CAPE 2012 - 'Old puzzles, new pieces: development cooperation in tomorrow’s world' - to reflect on some of the key issues explored during the conference.
From the rise of China and Brazil to game changing models of global philanthropy, person-to-person giving and social impact investment, the community of actors engaged in development cooperation is evolving. While the geography of poverty is changing so too are the tools available for targeting assistance. The 2012 CAPE Conference will explore how fundamental global shifts will shape the future of development cooperation.
’Are today’s long-established aid agencies committed, prepared and equipped to face the challenges to ‘business as usual’ approaches to development cooperation?’
’The role of middle-income countries (MICs) in the new aid landscape is one of the mostly hotly contested issues in development, which is why it was the focus of a regional dialogue organised by ODI in Bogotá last month, and will take centre stage at next week’s conference on the future of aid.’
