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Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Backing the new development deal for fragile states, by Siafa HAGE


Focusing on peace and stability in conflict-hit countries while holding both donors and partners accountable for progress will help them escape the 'aid dependency merry-go-round'

Read the full blog at the Guardian website here
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