The Humanitarian’s Dilemma: collective action or inaction in international relief? - ODI Background Notes

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  • Ben Ramalingam
  • Michael Barnett
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‘...highly competitive with each other. Polluted by the internal power politics and the unsavoury characteristics seen in many big corporations, large aid agencies can be obsessed with raising money through their own appeal efforts. Media coverage as an end in itself is too often an aim of their activities. Marketing and branding have too high a profile. Perhaps worst of all, relief efforts in the field are sometimes competitive with little collaboration between agencies, including smaller, grass-roots charities that may have better networks in affected counties and so are well placed to immediately implement emergency relief...’ (The Lancet, 2010)

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تاریخ انتشار 2010