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    Linking relief and development

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    1994
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    Ross, Jacob
    Maxwell, Simon
    Buchanan-Smith, Margaret
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    This Discussion Paper reports on a workshop on 'Linking Relief and Development', held at IDS, Sussex in March 1994. Development and relief often operate at cross-purposes, with different objectives, cultures and modes of operation. Change which leads to mutual reinforcement of the two is an attractive, even a necessary idea; though problematic in the growing number of cases where emergencies are related to conflict. A simple linear sequence, 'relief-rehabilitation-development' is not appropriate: more dynamic models are required, which recognize the complexity and diversity of livelihood strategies. And in selecting interventions, analysis is needed of cost, sequencing and institutional issues.
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    https://opendocs.ids.ac.uk/opendocs/handle/20.500.12413/5081
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    Ross, J., Maxwell, S. and M. Buchanan-Smith (1994) Linking relief and development. IDS Discussion paper series, 344. Brighton: IDS.
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    IDS discussion papers;344
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    http://bldscat.ids.ac.uk/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=109667
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