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MEDICAL AID TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
The Lancet, 1975Medical aid to developing countries is of questionable value. For example a U.N.-aided operation to eliminate malaria in India led only to deeper problems as did the counterproductive campaign to recruit Lippes loop acceptors. Medical research and education have been adopted to the technological and material superiority of the West rather than ...
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New Blackfriars, 1970
The division between East and West on which most of us have been brought up, is gradually losing its significance and relevance in the face of a very much sharper division of mankind—between rich and poor countries. Among the rich are all the ‘white’ countries and Japan.
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The division between East and West on which most of us have been brought up, is gradually losing its significance and relevance in the face of a very much sharper division of mankind—between rich and poor countries. Among the rich are all the ‘white’ countries and Japan.
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Aids publicity: pointers to development
Health Education Journal, 1987QUALITATIVE research in Scotland found that, while the mass media had succeeded in giving people basic facts about Aids, there still existed confusion, uncer tainty, and anxiety. Future publicity should address people's concerns about how to tackle Aids in their own lives, and should adopt a practical rather than a fear-inducing approach.
G.B. Hastings, A.C. Scott
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Spirulina, real aid to development
Hydrobiologia, 1987World population in 1960 was about 3 x 109; today it is 5 x 109; and in the year 2000 it is expected to be about 7 x 109. Yes, there is need for protein, vitamins, and minerals — more than can be provided by conventional means. As farmland will be at an ever-increasing premium, non-conventional food sources such as bacteria and yeasts which require ...
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International Aid to Developing Countries
2002Singer sought to increase the size of international aid transfers to developing countries, and to improve their efficiency and effectiveness, after he left the UN. In fact, his contribution at the IDS founding conference in September 1966 was on that subject (Singer, 1966a). He addressed a wide range of issues and problems relating to aid and responded
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Geological aid to developing countries
Journal of the Geological Society, 1989Report of the inaugural meeting of the UK section of the Association of Geoscientists for International Development (AGID-UK), now affiliated to the Geological Society, held in Burlington House, 15 February 1988. AGID is a unique international association of geoscientists with some 90% of its 2500 membership drawn from
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Is development aid harmful to development?
1993Review of main issues in aid effectiveness.
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