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Int'l Development
by mstandaert on October 10, 2006

To the stories ...
*From Inside PCIJ, Norway's historic debt write off shows way for creditor nations.
*Norway's groundbreaking decision, from IFIWatchnet.
*Norway breaks silence on debt, from IPS.
Okay, so I'm a bit of a downer today ... from other aid news (mostly not doing much) ...
*World Bank to Egypt: You Stink.
*Afghanistan five years on ... poverty, violence, misery.
*Questions about where Canadian taxpayer money is going with aid to Afghanistan.
*U.S. dolls out $50 million for Jordan (which kind of makes Norway's $80 mil seem paltry, doesn't it?)
*Danish envoy warns aid agencies over fake relief supplies.
*Scotland increases aid package to Malawi.
*Geldof pushes UK for $400 million more foreign aid.
*Wake Forest students team up with World Bank Institute to study international development.
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