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ID171023
Title ProperPost-Busan partnership in the Pacific? An analysis of donor–NGO relations
LanguageENG
AuthorMoloney, Kim
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper explores the possibility of a partnership between foreign aid donors and South Pacific NGOs. This partnership focus emerged out of the 2011 Busan Outcome Document. Drawing on 51 interviews of donors and Pacific-created NGOs in four countries (Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu), this paper finds limited donor–NGO partnership. Reasons include insufficient donor interest in a partnership, capacity and accountability concerns for Pacific NGOs, and scarce core funding. While global agreements to encourage partnership are important components of development effectiveness discussions, donor–NGO partnership is not yet possible within the Pacific context.
`In' analytical NotePacific Review Vol. 33, No.2, Mar 2020; p 278-304
Journal SourcePacific Review Vol: 33 No 2
Key WordsNon-governmental organizations ;  Foreign Aid ;  South Pacific ;  NGO ;  Partnership ;  Donors


 
 
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