Global development 2.0 can philanthropists, the public, and the poor make poverty history?

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC Brookings Institution Press 2008Description: viii, 244 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780815713937

Subject(s):

Poverty--Developing countries--Prevention

DDC classification:

362.55GLO

Summary: Celebrates the transformative trend within international aid of super-charged advocacy networks, mega-philanthropists, and mass public involvement through Internet charitable giving and increased overseas volunteering and offers lessons to ensure that this wave of generosity yields lasting and widespread improvements to the lives and prospects of the world's poorest"

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Celebrates the transformative trend within international aid of super-charged advocacy networks, mega-philanthropists, and mass public involvement through Internet charitable giving and increased overseas volunteering and offers lessons to ensure that this wave of generosity yields lasting and widespread improvements to the lives and prospects of the world's poorest"

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