Fearful of the "reputational risk of a possible loss or diversion of aid funds", the larger partner is often chosen, despite a 2013 report by the Overseas Development Institute showing that local aid frequently delivers equal, or greater, development returns.
In some respects, the latest development returns the project to where it was a year and a half ago: in search of a subcontractor capable of abating asbestos and other contaminants in the building and then dismantling the structure.
Cheng Li, of the Brookings Institution, explains why China is now on the verge of another important pivot in the process — "the fourth period for economic development, returning to the rural areas".
In the late 19th and early 20th century the topic of development returned with a vengeance in the controversy over vitalism (sometimes termed "organicism").
Their current project, now in development, returns to Omer's traumatic episode 15 years ago.
Series executive producer and narrator Ron Howard told MTV to expect new characters when "Arrested Development" returns on Netflix.
It is a huge credit to the writing and to David [that it's not offensive]." "Arrested Development" returns with 15 new episodes Sunday, May 26 in North America, the UK, Ireland, Latin America and the Nordics on Netflix.
The analysis of expression profiles during development returned 2,285 differentially expressed (DE) transcripts, which were clustered into six groups.
Cost-benefit ratios show that for every dollar spent on improving early child development, returns can be on average 4 to 5 times the amount invested, and in some cases, much higher.
Last night's "The Color Blue" was a cracking good episode that, after last week's rushed and rather arbitrary plot developments, returned Mad Men to its strongest ground.
