From Grand Bargain to Beneficiary: An analysis of funding flows through the humanitarian system

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ReportsFrom Grand Bargain to Beneficiary: An analysis of funding flows through the humanitarian systemPublication year: 
2017
Format: 
PDF
Publisher: 
ODI, Overseas Development Institute
This study initiates a conversation about cost-efficiency, the quality of humanitarian assistance, and the added value of each actor in the chain in humanitarian funding.
Authors
Tasneem Mowjee
2 Publications
Lydia Poole
6 Publications
 
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ODI, Overseas Development Institute
Authors
Mowjee, Tasneem, Poole, Lydia, Willitts-King, Barnaby
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