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Development Impact,nt of the Department’s impact on development over nearly half a century, but rather to offer some guide as to how the subject might be approached. Nor is the author best placed to offer an objective assessment. For a fuller study of the impact of foreign aid more generally the reader is referred to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48803-4755 when Parliament voted £100,000 to help Portugal to deal with the Lisbon earthquake.. However, outside the developing world natural disasters have largely been dealt with by national (and local) governments which generally have had the resources to cope. Exceptionally, developed countries have be

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Gelenkfunktionsstörungen und ihre Therapient of the Department’s impact on development over nearly half a century, but rather to offer some guide as to how the subject might be approached. Nor is the author best placed to offer an objective assessment. For a fuller study of the impact of foreign aid more generally the reader is referred to

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Introduction,Ministry for Overseas Development (ODM) under Labour governments (1964–70 and 1974–79) or a distinct part of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office under Conservative governments but with its own Minister and Permanent Secretary, known as the Overseas Development Administration (ODA) (1970–74 and 1979–

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,The Department’s Mission: 1964–2013,ek to assess the extent to which it adhered to its stated mission or to evaluate its effectiveness: that is for later. Nor does it seek to put the Department’s stated mission in the context of contemporary development theories or thinking, for which the reader is referred in particular to Chapter Fi

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,Natural and Manmade Disasters: The Department’s Response,This moral and political obligation was inherited from an earlier period. The Colonial Office provided exceptional assistance to British colonies at times of natural disasters arising from drought, floods, earthquakes and hurricanes, in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean, when colonial administrations w

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