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- Why are humanitarian advocates leading on aid reform?
- AidNow series
- Former Afghan finance minister calls for greater foreign aid transparency
- Protect and serve or train and equip?
- US security assistance and protection of civilians
- US Senate’s commitment to aid reform critical to success for Shah and USAID
- Oxfam America on Dr. Rajiv Shah, Obama’s Nominee for USAID Administrator
- Transparency is happening right now: USAID and Indonesia's national budget
- AidNow series
- Oxfam calls for radical shake-up of aid system to break cycle of hunger in Ethiopia
- Millions of displaced Pakistanis missed out on aid because rich countries gave too little too late, says Oxfam
- Multi-agency report reveals disparity in living conditions for Louisianans
- A Portrait of Louisiana
- Louisiana Human Development Report 2009
- Getting results from our aid: Rethinking what we measure
- AidNow series
- What development professionals need: Voices from the frontlines
- AidNow series
- Why should water, sanitation, and hygiene advocates lead on aid reform?
- AidNow series
- Q & A on aid in Afghanistan
- Oxfam's policy advisor, Matt Waldman, talks about how we can make aid more effective in Afghanistan.
- Building on strength in Afghanistan
- Far from hopeless, the Afghan people are determined to build a peaceful future—and US foreign aid can help.
- Lessons on how PEPFAR can be integrated into a country's own health system
- PEPFAR's evolving role in Mozambique is a model for countries that have only just begun to hold donors accountable to their national health priorities.
- In Cambodia, USAID helps citizen groups protect their legal rights
- Support to the Community Legal Education Center (CLEC) helps USAID foster an environment where citizens can have a voice in their government and demand broader ...
- CIFCA mission confirms human rights violations in Honduras
- An international human rights mission that traveled to Honduras confirmed violations of human rights after the coup d'état that ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
- Why should health advocates lead on aid reform?
- AidNow series
- New Senate bill pushes for development aid transparency, stronger USAID
- When developing countries lead, will the US follow?
- AidNow series
- The Humanitarian Response Index: Where we stand
- AidNow series
- Measuring the right results
- AidNow series
- Why trade policy can help or hinder the US's fight against poverty
- AidNow series
- The tied aid "round trip"
- AidNow series
- "D" is for Different: Why diplomacy and development are not the same, and why it matters
- AidNow series
- New deadlines not enough to finalize a 'development' trade round
- Empty promises
- What happened to 'development' in the WTO's Doha Round?
- African leaders call for a new path on US foreign assistance
- Crisis in Honduras: Oxfam expresses concerns
- Following the arrest and expulsion of Honduran President Manuel Zelaya on June 29, Oxfam is closely following events in the country.
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