Should traditional donors be interfering in South-South cooperation?
Daniel Bradley, DFID’s Climate and Development Adviser in Brazil, has written a blog post on our recent seminar on South-South cooperation in Brasilia.
"...So why was DFID supporting a workshop on the role of South-South cooperation? Isn’t South-South supposed to be about southern voices, without ‘traditional donors’ getting in the way?"
Read Daniel's full post on our blog.
Brazil & Africa: a happy marriage?
Lidia Cabral has written a blog post on Brazil-Africa co-operation , following the recent international...
A two-track Africa?
A new blog post by Ian Scoones looks at the ‘New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition’, announced ...
A new development paradigm? China and Brazil in African agriculture
The growing visibility of the BRICS countries in international development cooperation has led to cl...
2012 Early Career Fellows announced
We are pleased to announce the 2012 Fellowship recipients:
- Miriam Mapila, Malawi (Youth)
- Manase Chiwes...
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