Indeed, given the breadth and depth of structural adjustment conditionalities, it may be the single most important body of evidence available.
Don't be surprised if this aid fails to meet sound development conditionality, though it may be more than justified on security and foreign policy grounds.
Open Europe, the think tank, argues that conditionality may not be as powerful a weapon as Draghi claimed today: OMT...transfers far more risks from struggling banks and governments onto the ECB's balance sheet, without providing any fundamental solution to the crisis.
The promise that help comes with "strict conditionality" may not be kept.
However, "implicit conditionality" [ 117] created by the expectations of investors may be at least as important as an influence on public policy.
On the other hand the macroeconomic policy content of PRSPs may be unduly influenced by lender preferences because of previous country experience with World Bank and IMF conditionalities [ 115](p.
Jose Tavares writes in Economics Letters that "aid may be associated with rules and conditions that limit the discretion of the recipient country's officials, thus decreasing corruption -- a conditionality effect.
In-work conditionality may prove to be the bridge too far for Tory welfare "reform".
Conditionality may potentially increase impacts of cash transfers in AIDS-affected contexts, e.g., by keeping girls in secondary school, or encouraging participation in nutrition and health counselling and other services, though this is yet to be tested.
Conditionality will be personalised.
