Publication Date
April 2003
18 p
This paper argues that while UK NGOs and donors claim to support downward accountability and promote local ownership and control of development, the policies and procedures that surround the disbursement and accounting for aid money ensure upward accountability dominates. This domination is part of a wider problem of domination by donors of their recipients, which skews the relationship and undermines the potential for these relationships to work well as partnerships
Meeting:INTRAC 5th Evaluation ConferenceThe Netherlands1 April 2003