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Constructive deconstruction: imagining alternative humanitarian action
Publication series | May 2018 | Christina Bennett, Paul Currion, Marc DuBois and Tahir Zaman
This project explores three alternative visions for humanitarian action that aim to transform and rebuild a more effective humanitarian system.
Downloads Should resilience-building projects (always) be socially acceptable?
Research reports and studies | May 2018 | Virginie Le Masson
What makes humanitarian and development projects socially acceptable?
Downloads Economic development in fragile contexts: learning from success and failure
Working and discussion papers | May 2018 | Alastair McKechnie, Dirk Willem te Velde and Andrew Lightner
Economic development is rarely prioritised in fragile states. This paper explores why it should be, and draws out lessons from case studies of success.
Downloads Contextualising the SDGs to leave no one behind in health: a case study from Zimbabwe
Briefing papers | May 2018 | Fortunate Machingura and Susan Nicolai
This briefing discusses contextualisation of the SDGs, using Zimbabwe’s experience with the health target as an example.
Downloads The taxation of foreign aid: don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t know
Briefing papers | May 2018 | Iain Steel, Roel Dom, Cathal Long, Nara Monkam and Paddy Carter
This briefing note sets out the advantages and disadvantages of exempting foreign aid from taxation in recipient countries.
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