Focus on Conflict, Security and Development

The Reality of Aid Project  

• Acknowledgements
  
• The Reality of Aid Network
  

Part I: Introduction  

• Introduction
  Antonio Tujan, Jr.
  Chair, Reality of Aid
• Political Overview
  The Reality of Aid Management Committee

Part II: Africa  

• Youth, Conflict, Security and Development
  Dr. Yakubu Zakaria, Foundation for Grassroots Initiative in Africa
• A Critique to the Efficacy of Providing AID to Africa’s Peace Security Agenda
  Dr. Martin R. Rupiya, Institute for Security Studies
• Intra-State Conflict and the Role of Development Aid: The Greater Horn of Africa and the Ivory Coast
  Lee M. Habasonda, Southern African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (SACCORD)
• Securitization of Development Aid
  Ayodele Aderinwale, Africa Leadership Forum

Part III: Asia  

• Alternative Priorities
  Dr. Sanaa Abou Chacra, Arab NGO Network for Development
• Nepal: The Militarization of Foreign Aid
  Gopal Siwakoti “Chintan” and Neeru Shrestha, Nepal Policy Institute
• Aid and Conflict: The Philippine Case
  Arnold Padilla, IBON Foundation

Part IV: Latin America  

• Security Development Cooperation and Conflict: the Colombian Case
  Mauricio Katz, PNUD
• United States Security Cooperation Policy in Latin America
  Adam Isacson, Center for International Policy
• International Cooperation and Security
  Diego Garcia-Sayan, Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Part V: OECD  

• The Link between Arms Sales and Development
  Debbie Hillier , Oxfam-UK
• US Aid: Through a National Security Lens
  Adrienne Paul Elwell, Interaction
• Australian Aid: Promoting Insecurity?
  Tim O’Connor, Sharni Chan and Dr. James Goodman, Aidwatch
• Japan's ODA at a Crossroad: Counter-terrorism or Poverty Eradication?
  Koshida Kiyokazu,Pacific Asia Resource Center
• Dutch Aid and the Interface of Conflict, Security and Development
  Jan Ruyssenaars and Nicole Metz, Oxfam Novib

Part VI: World Aid and Donor Reports  

• Shifting Trends: ODA, Global Security and the MDGs
  Arnold Padilla, Ibon Foundation and Brian Tomlinson, CCIC
• Australia
  Garth Luke, ACFID
• Belgium
  Han Verleyen, 11.11.11, Coalition of the Flemish North South Movement
• Canada
  Erin Simpson and Brian Tomlinson, Canadian Council for International Cooperation (CCIC)
• Denmark
  Jesper Heldgaard, freelance journalist, and Lars Anderskouv, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke
• EC
  Mikaela Gavas, BOND
• Finland
  Tytti Nahi & Miia Toikka, KEPA – Service Centre for Development Cooperation
• France
  Katia Herrgott and Régis Mabilais, Coordination SUD
• Germany
  Peter Mucke, Terre des hommes, Germany
• Ireland
  Howard Dalzell, Concern Worldwide
• Italy
  Marco Zupi / Carlotta Aiello, Centro Studi di Politica Internazionale (CeSPI)
• Japan
  Tatsuya Watanabe, JANIC
• Netherlands
  Nicole Metz, Oxfam Novib
• New Zealand
  Ewan Morris, Council for International Development/ Kaunihera m te Whakapakari Ao Whänui
• Norway
  Gunnar Garbo, The Norwegian Forum for Environment and Development
• Portugal
  Luis Mah, OIKOS
• Spain
  Marta Arias and Irene Milleiro, Intermón Oxfam
• Sweden
  Jerker Thorsell, Forum Syd, with Lindsey Weber, Life and Peace Institute
• Switzerland
  Michèle Laubscher, Alliance Sud (formerly Swiss Coalition)
• UK
  Giorgiana Rosa, BOND (British Overseas NGOs for Development)
• US
  Dr. Allen Jones and Seth Nickinson, InterAction

Part VII: Reference Section  

• Boxes and Tables
  
• Glossary of aid terms
  
• Exchange Rates