Development Bulletin 65 (2004). International perspectives on aid effectiveness

CONTENTS: EDITOR'S NOTES. OPENING ADDRESS: Effective aid: A whole-of-government approach / The Hon. Chris Gallus MP, page 5. DISCUSSION: Introduction: Summing up and the way forward— a retrospective and prospective on aid effectiveness / Geoffrey Fox, page 7. FEATURES: REFORMING THE STRUCTURE OF AID - Aid effectiveness: Threats to the new ‘consensus’? / Janet Hunt and Bill Morton, page 11. Australian aid in the new millennium / Satish Chand, page 16. Poverty-efficient official development assistance / Mark McGillivray and Simon Feeny, page 22. A contrarian view on aid effectiveness / Tim Curtin, page 27. Developing effective aid delivery frameworks within policy parameters / Annmaree O’Keeffe, page 31. Donor harmonisation for improved aid effectiveness / Michael Ward, Derek Sikua and Tony Banks, page 35. Aid and partnerships: The effectiveness of relationships / John Overton and Donovan Storey, page 41. Negotiating alternative economic strategies for regional development / Kathryn Robinson, Katherine Gibson, Deirdre McKay and Andrew McWilliam, page 46. REVIEWING AND REFORMING AID PLANNING AND PRACTICE - A new framework for NGO effectiveness / Linda Kelly, page 51. Investing in aid effectiveness: The contexts and challenges for Australian NGOs / Rhonda Chapman, page 57. Evaluating aid: A process for reflection, learning and change / Meg Keen and Sango Mahanty, page 63. Ten points for better monitoring and evaluation / Peter Ellis, page 68. Faith in international development: Evaluating the effectiveness of faith-based NGOs / Linda Kurti, Anna Whelan and Anthony Zwi, page 72. CASE STUDIES: PERSPECTIVES ON PRACTICE: Aid effectiveness and Australia’s new interventionism in the Southwest Pacific / Sinclair Dinnen, page 76. Aid to the Pacific: Challenge for change / Rodney Cole, page 81. Judging success in a post-conflict environment— whose criteria? Solomon Islands CPRF as a case study / Marjorie Sullivan and Judi Pattison, page 85. Aid effectiveness in rural Papua New Guinea: A long-term perspective / R Michael Bourke, page 90. A serious case of conditionality: The World Bank gets stuck in the forests of PNG / Colin Filer, page 95. Reaching the peak: Contrasting experiences for NGOs in Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea / Felicity Pascoe, page 100. Women in East Timor: Health crisis and aid priorities / Lee Anne Henfry, page 105. Measuring the effectiveness of aid for Nepali health / Terence Murphy, page 109. PUBLICATIONS: New books, page 113. Journals, page 116. Reports, page 117. RESOURCES: Organisations and programs, page 119. Web resources, page 122.ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, Resource Management in Asia Pacific Program; AusAID; ANU, National Institute of Social Sciences and La