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Will it prevent aid being spent ‘un-wisely’ |
A historic agreement reached on the 19 February 2016 means that the rules governing how Official Development Assistance (ODA) can be spent will be updated to ‘better tackle the pressing global development issues of the twenty-first century’. The core principle of the ODA system remains unchanged. To count as ODA, an activity must ‘support the economic development and welfare of a developing country as its main objective’. |
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