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On the Other Side of the River
2015
Overview
Seen from the offices of the Finance Ministry of Nepal or Tanzania, aid is something quite different from what it appears in Washington or Tokyo. For the donor, aid is an expenditure designed to further objectives of foreign and commercial policy; for the recipient, it is an inflow, designed to relieve a financial constraint. In the past a clear perception of the aid process has been made difficult by the tendency of many authors to portray one or other party as the sole controller of the manner in which aid is used.¹ To do this is, of course, as misleading
