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Tag: foreign aid

Cash aid — a better approach to foreign aid?

by Sangeeta Kishore17 Dec 202126 May 2022Leave a comment

Pilot programs of direct cash transfers show promise, but are they feasible?

Opinion aid, assistance, cash aid, development, foreign aid, human rights, humanitarian, lebanon, Opinion

America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan leaves women’s rights in jeopardy

by Amanda Wilson10 Oct 202110 Oct 2021Leave a comment

Conditioning aid on the improvement of women’s rights is critical.

Opinion afghanistan, conditional aid, foreign aid, foreign policy, human rights, the taliban, women's rights
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