The problem with focusing aid ‘where it’s most needed’
As Tariq Ambrose argues, new evidence shows that when development funding stops, instability rises and today’s aid priorities may be creating the conditions for tomorrow’s emergencies.
Donors say they are directing aid “where it’s most needed,” but this shift toward fragile and conflict‑affected states risks weakening the institutions that prevent future crises. As Tariq Ambrose arg...
