Dulam Harshita Sai | The Moscow Times Wealthy countries simply push accountability measures for aid recipients while conveniently avoiding scrutiny of their own political interests. The UNDP session on economic sustainability and having a clear stance on aid shows repetition. Wealthy donor nations are talking about accountability and good governance while smaller countries struggle to get a word in about who really controls development. Nigeria kicked things off with a propos

Wang Yaqi | Agence France-Presse International aid has long been seen as an important tool for helping countries handle humanitarian crises and strengthen their economies. In 2022, the United States Department of State and USAID allocated around 11 billion US dollars for foreign aid aimed at boosting growth. This effort reflected a global trend in which aid was viewed as a quick and effective way to stabilise communities facing natural disasters, conflict, or economic collaps