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A worryingly high proportion of aid workers have experienced mental health issues, exclusive findings from the Guardian can reveal.

The proportion of aid allocated to agriculture fell from 17% in 1980 to just 3% in 2005.

We are calling on the UK government to commit to boosting the proportion of aid going directly to women's rights groups working on the frontline.

Since the coalition government came to power in 2010, it has intended to increase the proportion of aid spent in "fragile" states.

"A very high proportion of aid budgets is now going to an instrument that is not yet proven," says one DFID worker in Africa.

Our equivocation over the impact of localising aid is likely to perplex, and possibly surprise, some developing countries, as well as donors such as USAid, which are setting out to localise a higher proportion of aid.

In one likely scenario, Mr. McMahon said, legislators would demand that their districts' proportions of aid remain the same.

This "arms race" has led colleges and policymakers to award increasing proportions of aid based on "merit" rather than on financial need.

Although food aid as a proportion of development aid has fallen sharply since the 1960s to less than 5% today, some countries, in particular the US, deliver almost all their food aid in kind rather than in cash.

We use as an indicator of the closeness between donor and recipient countries, the proportion of bilateral aid from the six donors to total aid received from all DAC donors.

And, the proportion of bilateral aid from the six donors to total aid from all DAC donors, where we use as instrument population 65 years old on as a proxy for development.