Throughout the eighties the operational methods and performance of international development cooperation have been the subject of major reassessments. One important focus of study throughout countries of the OECD has been on the functioning of non-governmental organisations (NGOs). And, as part of its policy review process, Danida requested that INTRAC provide a brief overview of issues affecting the NGO sector. This paper contains the analysis of Southern NGOs.
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Alan Fowler and Rick James