Writing for the Center for Global Development, former chief economists of the U.S. and U.K. aid agencies Rachel Glennerster and Dean Karlan argue that with U.S. and other donor budgets sharply reduced, remaining aid should be radically simplified — concentrating on a handful of rigorously proven, high-impact interventions.
We advised different governments on aid spending. Now we're calling for radical simplification [CGD] ↳
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