Aid that is given under the condition that part or all of it must be used to purchase goods from the country providing the aid.
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- Tied aid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tied aid is foreign aid that must be spent in the country providing the aid (the donor country) or in a group of selected countries. A developed country will provide ...
- Office of Finance - What is Tied Aid?
Tied Aid as Defined by the U.S. Export-Import Bank: Tied aid is government-to- government concessional financing of public sector capital projects in developing ...
- The tied aid "round trip" — Oxfam America
Jan 26, 2009 ... Many countries tie their aid, but the US ties more of its aid than any other donor. When aid is tied, it makes a "round trip": US aid overseas is ...
- Tied Aid
In this type of aid the giving (or donor) country also benefits economically from the aid. This happens as the receiving country has to buy goods and services from ...
- Untied aid - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and - OECD
In addition, the administration of tied aid requires larger bureaucracies in both the donor and recipient countries. Untied aid avoids these unnecessary costs by ...
- Untying aid: The right to choose - OECD
Tied aid describes official grants or loans that limit procurement to companies in the donor country or in a small group of countries. Tied aid therefore often ...
- Tied Aid | AID/WATCH
Nov 12, 2010 ... International research has shown that the tying of aid is costlier and less effective than untied aid.[1] The tying of aid is a practice which ...
- Rwanda demands end to tied aid | Global development | guardian ...
Nov 28, 2011 ... The draft outcome document for the Busan aid effectiveness forum is still under negotiation as African countries push for a 2013 deadline to ...