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Acknowledgements | ||
List of abbreviations and acronyms | ||
1 | Researching knowledge-based aid | 1 |
2 | The new aid agenda | 18 |
3 | Knowledge for development | 32 |
4 | The World Bank or the knowledge bank! | 55 |
5 | From information management to knowledge sharing: DFID's unfinished revolution | 99 |
6 | Knowledge, learning and capacity in the Swedish approach to development cooperation | 130 |
7 | Experience, experts and knowledge in Japanese aid policy and practice | 155 |
8 | Conclusions and implications for knowledge, aid and development | 196 |
Bibliography | 213 | |
Index | 230 |
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