Calderisi

Calderisi emphasizes that the problem of aid is not just a matter of quantity:

Aid: Can It Work? Kristof, Nicholas D. 2006

For those who are depressed by the books by Easterly and Calderisi, I recommend a more upbeat work, Millions Saved: Proven Successes in Global Health, by Ruth Levine and her colleagues in the Center for Global Development.

Aid: Can It Work? Kristof, Nicholas D. 2006

Calderisi is a Canadian who spent three decades at the World Bank dealing with development problems.

Aid: Can It Work? Kristof, Nicholas D. 2006

At the end of his book, in a chapter offering a series of specific recommendations, Calderisi suggests cutting direct aid to individual countries in half.

Aid: Can It Work? Kristof, Nicholas D. 2006

Both Easterly and Calderisi argue that the world concentrates too much on amounts of aid given and not enough on how well it works.

Aid: Can It Work? Kristof, Nicholas D. 2006

"This is Captain Benjamin Sisko, of the Federation starship Defiant, to Calderisi raider," he said, slowly and clearly.

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When Dax nodded, he called aloud, Sisko to Calderisi raider.

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They took the biggest hit from that Calderisi weapon.

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Whatever weapon the Calderisi were using, it was wreaking havoc with his ship.

Objective: Bajor John Peel 2000

He hadn't really expected the Calderisi to surrender.

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