Aid Effectiveness

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Make a Consumer Reports for Aid
January 15, 2013
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Haiti: Where Has All the Money Gone? – Vijaya Ramachandran and Julie Walz
January 07, 2013
This Wonkcast was originally recorded in May, 2012 Since the 2010 earthquake, $6 billion has been disbursed in official aid to help the people of Haiti. Nearly all of it has gone to intermediaries such as international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and private contractors. Yet there has been...
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Hunger in Haiti in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
December 20, 2012
Two months ago, Hurricane Sandy swept through Haiti, bringing winds and heavy rain that wiped away buildings, roads, crops, livestock, and fishing boats. By the time the extent of the damage and the humanitarian needs were understood, Americans had their attention fixed almost entirely on New York a...
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Corruption and Development -- William Savedoff
December 18, 2012
This Wonkcast was originally recorded in October, 2012. Pogo famously said: “We have met the enemy and he is us.” That thought underpins my conversation with CGD senior fellow Bill Savedoff on corruption and development. Bill joined me last week after hosting a roundtable discussion with two anti...
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Haiti: Three Years After the Quake and Not Much Has Changed
December 11, 2012
January 12 will mark the third anniversary of the tragic Haiti earthquake that killed over 220,000 people, displaced millions, and flattened much of Port au Prince. Damage and losses estimated at $7.8 billion exceeded Haiti’s entire GDP at the time. The country received unprecedented support in re...