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Aid in the national interest: how the UK ranks
Insight | 30 April 2019 | Rachael Calleja
The UK has become less principled in its aid spending in recent years. To reverse this trend, it must ensure all aid works to deliver development outcomes.
Read and comment Blended finance: what donors can learn from the latest evidence
Insight | 26 April 2019 | Samantha Attridge
The buzz around the potential of blended finance is clouding decision-making. Here's what donors should consider when deciding to invest aid in this way.
Read and comment China and global development: what to read ahead of the Belt and Road Forum
Insight | 16 April 2019 | Linda Calabrese
What the Belt and Road initiative is, how it serves China's domestic interests, its impact on partner countries, and criticism of the project.
Read and comment Public finance and development: eight things to read in April
Insight | 15 April 2019 | Mark Miller
Kenya’s tax treaty with Mauritius; revising corporate taxation; gender-responsive budgets; exiting from aid; fiscal policies for climate action, and more.
Read and comment El futuro de la ayuda española, en campaña
Comment | 12 April 2019 | Gonzalo Fanjul
Dos informes recientes ponen de manifiesto el estado comatoso de la Cooperación Española.
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Empowering Africa’s powerful women
Welcome back to DFID, Rory Stewart
Five key policy lessons from the terror attacks in Sri Lanka
UK climate finance and poverty reduction – an uncertain relationship
How to manage complexity: four lessons for DFID’s new Secretary of State
10 questions for prospective MEPs
El futuro de la ayuda española, en campaña
Five priorities for the new World Bank president
Decent work for all: six priorities for this week’s UN summit
New pan-agency development financing report suggests major economic crisis brewing