Devpolicy Talks

2016 Australian aid budget breakfast forum


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At our fourth annual aid budget breakfast the morning after the 2016-17 budget a panel of experts discussed what the 2016-17 budget means for the future of Australian aid.

Speakers: Stephen Howes, Director, Development Policy Centre, Crawford School, ANU; Jacqui De Lacy General Manaager, Global Strategy, Abt JTA; and Anthony Swan, Research Fellow, Development Policy Centre.
 

https://crawford.anu.edu.au/devpolicy/budget-breakfast

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