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Tag Archives: Aid
Aid Watchers
The headline of this blog post grabbed my attention for obvious reasons!
http://aidwatchers.com/2010/06/if-an-evaluation-is-released-on-the-internet-and-no-one-comments-does-it-make-a-sound/
Still following the blog quite closely and really enjoying it.
Posted in Africa, Blog, Monitoring and Evaluation Also tagged Africa, bill easterly, Blog, Ciarán Casey, evaluation, monitoring 2 Comments
Charities under funding pressure
This is from an article in today’s Irish Times
‘Almost a fifth of charities in Ireland fear they will be forced to close their doors within the next year after cuts in funding, it emerged today.
Concerns were also raised that thousands of jobs would be lost and frontline services across health, education and social services decimated [...]
Posted in Africa, Blog, Fundraising, Monitoring and Evaluation Also tagged benefit, Ciarán Casey, cuts, expenditure, funding, government, Irish Times, state, value for money Leave a comment
Aid Effectiveness
Again this is part of my revised efforts to blog, which to be honest I’m really beginning to enjoy. Last week I was at a sector-wide meeting on Aid Effectiveness. In NGO terms this means sitting round in a room for two hours and trying to out-nerd each other. What I found [...]
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Presidential candidiate Sean Gallagher visits Camara Education