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This paper studies the effect of aid volatility on growth, in a model where the decision to invest in skills is endogenous
This paper brings the aid effectiveness debate to the sub-national level
Statement by Minister for Security Tom Tugendhat at the UN Security Council meeting on the Middle East.
Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron gave his first major speech in the role at the National Cyber Security Centre.
DFID management response to Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) recommendations on the effectiveness of DFID’s peace and security programme in Nepal.
DFID management response to the Independent Commission for Aid Impact recommendations on DFID’s oversight of the EU’s aid to low-income countries.
The paper analyses aid volatility through country-case studies the cyclicality and stabilising profiles of aid inflows
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) is the independent body responsible for scrutiny of UK aid. ICAI focuses on maximising the impact of the UK aid budget for intended beneficiaries and getting the best value for money for the...
The Prime Minister will be clear that the UK will lead from the front on supporting international peace and security as he attends the G7 Leaders Summit in Italy against a backdrop of heightened volatility.
Describes how, by creating uncertainty about the net return to education, aid volatility can mitigate agents' incentives to invest in skills
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