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15 January 2016

Fortnightly links: smart thinking about aid, global inequality, inequality and unhappiness, and more

by Terence Wood and Camilla Burkot

Canada maple leaf (image: Flickr/Doug)

4 November 2015

Does merging improve aid efficiency?

by Rachael Calleja

Emergency room in the Emergency Surgical Hospital in Aden, which MSF has been running since the beginning of 2015 (copyright: Guillaume Binet/MYOP)

2 November 2015

How the global humanitarian system is failing Yemenis

by Paul McPhun

Women in Malawi have improved livelihoods through the financial support of the VSLA (image: Joshua Estey/CARE)

20 October 2015

More than credit – giving savings the benefit

by Michelle Lettie

11 October 2015

DP44 Australian attitudes to aid: who supports aid, how much aid do they want given, and what do they want it given for?

by Karen Downing

15 September 2015

Malcolm Turnbull on international development

by Robin Davies

Community members and officials discuss service improvement priorities identified through a complaints survey initiated by the Kinerja program (image: Wetterberg).

11 September 2015

Too much of a good thing—avoiding the tyranny of context in social accountability interventions

by Anna Wetterberg

8 September 2015

A shared value? The role of the private sector in international development

by Priyanka Sunder

Knowledge of aid budget size (June 2015)

3 September 2015

What do Australians think about foreign aid?

by Camilla Burkot and Terence Wood

(image: GoogleEarth)

28 August 2015

The 2015 ANZ aid stakeholder survey: we want to hear from you

by Stephen Howes, Terence Wood and Camilla Burkot

27 August 2015

DP40 Australian public opinion on foreign aid, 2011–2015

by Karen Downing

Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop inspects Australian aid supplies (image: Andrew Meares)

27 August 2015

The Australian aid fraud beat-up

by Richard Moore

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