疾病控制多边双边援助

IF 2.3 2区社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE

International Political Science Review Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.1177/01925121211061241

Carie A Steele

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摘要

通过多边渠道提供的援助中，越来越多的部分被指定用于特定的接受者和目的，使捐助者有更大的控制权，也称为多边双边援助。该项目研究了捐助者将这种多边双边援助用于同一部门内不同问题的相互竞争的解释，特别是用于疾病控制的发展援助。利用多边主义和委托代理动力学文献中的解释，我比较了捐助者对多双边和双边提供特定疾病外国援助的使用情况。研究结果表明，尽管捐助者通过多边双边渠道为更大、更复杂的问题提供了更多的援助，但他们不愿意将对其人口影响最大的问题下放。

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Multi-bilateral aid for disease control

A growing portion of aid directed through multilateral channels is earmarked for specific recipients and purposes, giving donors greater control, also known as multi-bilateral aid. This project examines competing explanations of donors’ use of this multi-bilateral aid for different problems within the same sector, specifically development aid for disease control. Using explanations from the literature on multilateralism and principal-agent dynamics, I compare donors’ use of multi-bilateral and bilateral delivery of disease-specific foreign aid. The results suggest that while donors deliver a greater portion of aid through multi-bilateral channels for larger, more complex problems, they are reluctant to delegate issues that most affect their populations.

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