Busan Partnership / BetterAid Coordinating Group / Human Right / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Venezuela / Bahrain / Cyprus / Albania / United Arab Emirates / South Africa / Qatar / Egypt / Cuba / Russia / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / Canada / Portugal / Korea / China / Singapore / Ethiopia / Ukraine / India / Ireland / / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
New York University / North-South Institute / German Development Institute / University College Dublin / /
IndustryTerm
possible tools / fiscal systems / regulatory tool / political infrastructure / legitimate regulatory tool / /
Organization
Nicaraguan Civil Society / CrossBorder Charity / Maina Kiai / Working Party for Aid Effectiveness / Human Rights Council / New York University / National Center on Philanthropy and the Law / office of the Press / U.S. government / German Development Institute / UN Human Rights Council / European Parliament / Cross-Border Charity / OECD / Finance Ministry / Sutherland School of Law / civil society / White House / North-South Institute / United Nations / University College Dublin / European Commission / OECD DAC / Centre for Global Development / FOUNDATION RESPONSES TO GOVERNMENT POLICING OF CROSS-BORDER CHARITY / Siem Reap Global Assembly in Cambodia / European Union / Permanent Mission of India / /
Person
Barbara L. Ibrahim / Owen Barder / David Booth / William Easterly / Mick Moore / Dean Chahim / Yutaka Arimoto / Tony Killick / Ana Teresa Fuzzo de Lima / Presidential Memorandum / Shannon Kindornay / Hisaki Kono / Dambisa Moyo / Stephan Klingebiel / Aseem Prakash / Bill Morton / OONAGH B. BREEN / Carolyn Gibb Vogel / /
Position
economist / Secretary / High Commissioner / executive / civil society representative / Lecturer / official development institutions / /
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