Existing studies imply that multilateral development assistance is more effective than
bilateral assistance. However, multilateral assistance is increasingly constrained through …

Over its 50-year history, CGIAR has with increasing frequency revisited the question of how
best to organize its research to address growing complexity of agricultural, food, and …

Addressing the global challenge of energy sustainability and global directives on farming
emissions, the United Nations, the European Union, and China have led with strict targets …

The significant body of research on the distribution of international finance for climate
change adaptation shows that it is not well correlated to the vulnerability of countries …

The literature on the motivations behind emerging donors' foreign aid contributions—with
the exception of larger countries such as China, India, Brazil and Turkey—lacks original data …

Lead donorship is a condition of sustained outsized responsibility by one foreign aid donor
country for giving aid to a developing country. Prior research argues that lead donorship can …

Since the 1990s, and accelerating with the adoption of the UN Sustainable Development
Goals, the goals for development aid in donor-government development policies have …

Building on the framework of Suzuki (2020), we examine to what extent a change in the
governing party in donor countries influences the composition of health aid to developing …

Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) is a form of natural resource
management where, in theory, local communities are given more control of how to manage …

Debates about how much foreign aid affects the spending of the recipient nation have
spread across the globe. Keeping up with the expected effects of foreign aid on government …