This Project Briefing, the third of three, draws on ODI research in Uganda and Zambia on aid accountability in the health sector and the role of donors. It suggests that donors need greater interaction with domestic processes and accountability mechanisms.
There is too little mutual accountability between national governments and donors, according to ODI research in Uganda and Zambia on aid accountability in the health sector.
The aid effectiveness agenda has had a mixed impact on domestic accountability in health so far, according to the first of three Project Briefings on this issue, based on research in Uganda and Zambia.
This paper compares the economic performance in four product markets in Bangladesh, Ghana, Kenya, Viet Nam and Zambia, and finds that the very different policy frameworks in place have a significant impact on competition, market outcomes and economic performance.
This study uses cross-country comparisons to explore the impact of competition and competition policy on performance in particular markets.
This paper summarises the findings from Zambia, as part of a wider study of competition policy frameworks across different product markets in five countries.
Recipients have their own views on who are the most effective multilateral donors, according to a new ODI Project Briefing.
ODI research highlights the possible impact of the '3Fs' crisis (financial, fuel and food) on children affected by HIV and AIDS.
