Are we locked into a global race to the bottom on tax? What does this mean for inclusive growth? These were just two of the questions discussed at SPERI’s latest event in Parliament with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Inclusive Growth. The event, which took place on 14 March and was co- organised by the APPG, SPERI and Oxfam, was … Continue reading →
16 March 2017 by SPERI
Categories: Events
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Tags: Andrew Baker, Inclusive Growth, Liam Byrne, Oxfam, Richard Murphy, tax spillover
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Levels of aid spending are rising but is aid quality also improving? Last month some 1500 people from over 130 countries gathered in Mexico City for the latest international jamboree on development aid. The so-called ‘Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation’ is an OECD/UNDP-led effort which aims to improve aid effectiveness by encouraging better partnerships between aid donors and aid … Continue reading →
6 May 2014 by Gail Hurley
Categories: Development, SPERI Comment, Uncategorized
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Tags: Aid, AMEXCID, Development, Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation, Helen Clark, Justine Grening, OECD, Oxfam, TIKA
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Development aid: where to next?
Levels of aid spending are rising but is aid quality also improving? Last month some 1500 people from over 130 countries gathered in Mexico City for the latest international jamboree on development aid. The so-called ‘Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation’ is an OECD/UNDP-led effort which aims to improve aid effectiveness by encouraging better partnerships between aid donors and aid … Continue reading →
6 May 2014 by Gail Hurley
Categories: Development, SPERI Comment, Uncategorized | Tags: Aid, AMEXCID, Development, Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation, Helen Clark, Justine Grening, OECD, Oxfam, TIKA | Leave a comment