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HLF4 and the Future of the International Aid Architecture

Greater Influence, Greater Responsibility: Are INGOs' Self-Regulatory Accountability Standards Effective?

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Time for a new deal for 'fragile states'

The Canadian behind the new Robin Hood tax

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Canada's Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation people speak of their experiences with mining companies in:
Dealing Full Force (English)Dándole con todo (Spanish)

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The term “development effectiveness” can currently be understood in more ways than one. If you had to offer a definition, would you primarily explain development effectiveness as:
Organizational effectiveness
Policy coherence
Overall development outcomes
Current results

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Other Trade and Development Work

Mainstreaming Gender Equality in Trade

In March 2009 NSI was awarded a contract by the UK's Department for International Development to provide advice on how to deepen the linkages between its work on trade and gender equality. The work was undertaken by Ann Weston, NSI's then Vice-President and Research Coordinator, Heather Gibb, NSI Senior Researcher (Gender Equality and Workers' Rights), and Julie Delahanty, a consultant with expertise in gender equality and women's issues. The NSI team worked with members of the joint Trade Policy Unit (TPU) established by DFID and the UK's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to identify opportunities to mainstream and scale up a trade and gender agenda across all areas of TPU's work.

 

 

 

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