Conflict, Security and Development

The Reality of Aid Project  

• Preface
  

Part I - Political Overview and World Trends  

• Conflict, Security and Development
  
• World Aid Trends
  Arnold Padilla, IBON and Brian Tomlinson, CCIC

Part II - Conflict, Security and Development Cooperation  

• Australian Aid: A Mixed Bag
  Garth Luke, ACFID
• Australian Aid: Promoting Insecurity
  Tim O' Connor, Sharni Chan and Dr. James Goodman, Aid/Watch
• ASEAN and the Struggle for Democracy
  Charm Tong, SHAN Women?s Action Network
• Footing the Reconstruction Bill
  Tatsuya Watanabe, JANIC
• Japan's ODA at the Crossroads: Counter Terrorism, or Poverty Eradication?
  Koshida Kiyokazu, Pacific Asia Resource Center (PARC)
• Alternative Priorities
  Dr. Sanaa Abou Chacra, Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND)
• Nepal: The Militarization of Foreign Aid
  Gopal `Chintan` Siwakoti and Neeru Shrestha, Nepal Policy Institute (NPI)
• Developments in the New Zealand Aid Program
  Ewan Morris, New Zealand Council for International Development
• Aid and Conflict: The Philippine Case
  Arnold Padilla, IBON Foundation

Part III - Post-Tsunami Aid and Other Issues  

• Aceh's Tsunami Aid: One Year After, Poverty Reduction Needs a Bigger Role in Australian Aid
  Ivan A. Hadar, Indonesian Institute for Democracy Education (IDE)
• US Military Troops in Typhoon-Ravaged Quezon Province, Philippines
  Rita Baua, BAYAN (New Patriotic Alliance)
• Civil War, Tsunami, Humanitarian Aid and Human Security
  Ajith Tennakoon, Sewalanka Foundation