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Effective aid: ensuring accountability in humanitarian assistance/ Michael VanRooyen

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VANROOYEN Michael

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TextPublication details: 2013Subject(s):

HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE

In: Harvard International Review Fall 2013 Vol.XXXV No.2, pp.12-16 (67)Summary: This article focus on some of the factors contributing to ineffective humanitarian aid and discuss the progress toward humanitarian reform, including the need for professionalism, coordination and accountability.

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This article focus on some of the factors contributing to ineffective humanitarian aid and discuss the progress toward humanitarian reform, including the need for professionalism, coordination and accountability.

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