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Disaster aid faces value-for-money test - survey article

Disaster aid faces value-for-money test - survey

Where is the money?

To adapt to new realities, aid agencies will need to invest more in disaster prevention and learn a trick or two from the private sector about how to make more efficient use of limited resources.

Package by: Natasha Elkington

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