 | International Monetary Fund - 1998 - 148 pages
...countries perceive as being imposed end in failure or have only a small development impact; government and beneficiaries do not feel they have a stake when...have not contributed to the development of a program" (World Bank, 1995c,p. 6). The second PDR review report notes that "about two-thirds of the interruptions... | |
 | Richard Sandbrook - 2000 - 193 pages
...governments will lack the motivation to implement them effectively. As the World Bank itself observes, "Governments and beneficiaries do not feel they have...domestic constituencies, and addressing constraints" (World Bank 1995c: 6). Yet the donors' practice diverges markedly from their rhetoric concerning the... | |
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Governments and beneficiaries do not feel they have a stake when they have not contributed to the development of a program. Furthermore, "home-grown" programs may be more effective in incorporating institutional capacity, reflecting the needs of different... 