Should traditional donors be interfering in South-South cooperation?

Posted on May 24, 2012 by - Co-operation in the Global South

brazilfarmingsDaniel 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.

(Photo: Nogueira family farm with a crop system adapted to climate change, by Fabíola Ortiz/IPS on Flickr)