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31 March 2023

March 2023 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

US President John F. Kennedy, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, US Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and others in 1961 (Abbie Rowe-Wikimedia Commons)

29 March 2023

Development, dams and dilemmas: revisiting Cold War aid

by Cameron Hill

Pro-independence t-shirts on sale at Bel Isi Park, Buka, Bougainville, 2019

23 March 2023

Confessions of an adviser

by Stephen Howes

Parliament House Canberra (Andy Tyler-Flickr)

20 March 2023

A better Australian statecraft for development policy

by Bridi Rice, Richard Moore and Hugh Piper

Fishermen from Taremb, on Vanuatu's Malekula Island (Tom Perry-World Bank-Flickr)

15 March 2023

Using aid to shift power paradigms in the Pacific

by Anna Gibert

The Hon Pat Conroy, Australian Minister for International Development and the Pacific, in Vanuatu, December 2022

14 March 2023

Expert views on Australia’s new aid strategy

by Madeleine Flint

28 February 2023

February 2023 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

WFP delivering food to camps for displaced people in North Darfur, 2014 (UN Photo-Albert González Farran-Flickr)

10 February 2023

Should Australia slash its multilateral aid?

by Terence Wood

9 February 2023

Pitch perfect: big problems, clear solutions

by Karen Downing

RG Casey Building in Barton Canberra

8 February 2023

A shot at the title: why DFAT should change its name

by Cameron Hill

31 January 2023

January 2023 aid news

by Development Policy Centre

Damage from flooding in Saga area, Niamey, Niger in 2012 (Valérie Batselaere-Oxfam International-Flickr)

30 January 2023

What happened to Australian NGO donations in the second year of COVID-19?

by Terence Wood

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