The Developmental Effectiveness of Aid to Africa

· Policy, research, and external affairs working papers Book 646 · World Bank Publications
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Aid to Sub-Saharan Africa has been less effective in promoting economic development than has aid to other regions. Policies in the recipient countries of Africa - though certainly not the only factor - play the most important role in determining aid's effectiveness. At the heart of the problem is politics, and the solution rests in the hands of the people of Africa.

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