The phrase "aid intervention" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, "aid" and "intervention," which should be used distinctly.
Example: "The organization provided humanitarian aid during the crisis, focusing on intervention strategies to help the affected population."
Alternatives: "assistance intervention" or "support intervention."
But research makes one thing clear: if you don't have support and ideally leadership from the supposed beneficiary, aid intervention is likely to fail.
Although the programme does ask serious questions about the methods and ethics of charitable and aid intervention, the fact that Nick Hewer gets his name in the title while Sierra Leone doesn't is revealing of TV's change in priorities.
The U.S.A.I.D. study says the new country would require decades of foreign aid "intervention," including hundreds of millions of dollars, along with thousands of expatriates to staff government offices.
Rather, it's an example of an aid intervention that puts a system in place, one that is sustainable and has local buy-in, in hopes of promoting education, jobs and a virtuous cycle out of poverty.
It demonstrates the role of Engineering Management education in improving international stability and as an effective aid intervention.
The case studies are concerned with three different application domains, namely physical prototyping of social products, accumulation and sharing of territory knowledge for first aid intervention, development of e-government services for the citizens of a municipality.
I think aid should be increased because there are many issues that require international attention, including persistent poverty, but much more important are the objectives and effectiveness of aid interventions.
Mr Sachs was picked by the United Nations almost five years ago to head a team of over 250 experts, which identified 449 aid interventions in pursuit of eight Millennium Development Goals.
The Copenhagen Consensus, a group of expert economists convened in 2008 to determine the world's most effective aid interventions, put micronutrient supplements at the top of the list.
In doing so, the increasing relevance of understanding the impact of foreign aid interventions is highlighted.
A range of humanitarian aid interventions were scaled up in response to these complex crises.
