And the image that much of the development aid delivered to poor countries is simply stolen by their political elites is a strong one.
What form such finance took after 2020, when $100bn of private and public money is meant to be delivered to poorer countries each year, was "less clear" and "conceptually difficult", she said.
There, I saw the doctors, residents, nurses and technicians deliver to the poor -- for free -- the same quality of care that we had been lucky enough to receive.
In our experience, hospital-based exercise training is very difficult to deliver to patients with poor performance status and those who live far away from the hospital.
Last month Japarin was sharing his experiences with other members of the world water community at a United Nations workshop in Bangkok, hoping to reinvigorate a global industry that has failed to deliver to the world's poorest people.
This week Japarin was sharing his experiences with other members of the world water community at a United Nations workshop in Bangkok, hoping to reinvigorate a global industry that has failed to deliver to the world's poorest people.
In the period 1940-80, the Keynesian, mixed-economic models of north-west Europe, North America and many developing regions delivered to the poor and weak, while not frightening the strong.
Do you know how you are going to vote?" When Ms. Carrillo said she was unsure, Ms. Uzcanga began her pitch -- that the president had delivered to the poor who, like Ms. Carrillo, had long been ignored by politicians.
But while inequality no doubt persists here, Mr. Chávez has also delivered to the poor, cutting the poverty rate to 26percentt at the end of 2008 from 54percentt in 2003, official figures show.
It is natural to wish that the American Dream be delivered to every poor person.
