South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society

South-South cooperation is not new. It has been around for several decades in the form of economic integration, cultural exchanges, and technical cooperation. Traditional North-South cooperation, however, with resources coming from the rich northern countries to the poor southern ones has been suppl...

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Main Author:	Cruz, Anabel
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2012
Subjects:	academic institutions broad range of stakeholders capacity building Citizen Participation citizens civil society Civil Society Organizations Development Assistance Development Assistance Committee development cooperation development effectiveness institutional change institutional support international cooperation international organizations local knowledge member organizations multilateral organizations national development research institutions
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6082

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spelling	okr-10986-60822021-04-23T14:02:24Z South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society Cruz, Anabel academic institutions broad range of stakeholders capacity building Citizen Participation citizens civil society Civil Society Organizations Development Assistance Development Assistance Committee development cooperation development effectiveness institutional change institutional support international cooperation international organizations local knowledge member organizations multilateral organizations national development research institutions South-South cooperation is not new. It has been around for several decades in the form of economic integration, cultural exchanges, and technical cooperation. Traditional North-South cooperation, however, with resources coming from the rich northern countries to the poor southern ones has been supplemented by other models. Indeed, middle income countries have been taking on various roles, not only as recipients of development aid, but also as providers of development cooperation. New actors and approaches have entered the development cooperation landscape. 2012-05-16T16:14:36Z 2012-05-16T16:14:36Z 2010-10 Journal Article Development Outreach http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6082 Development Outreach CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Journal Article Africa Latin America & Caribbean South Asia East Asia and Pacific Brazil Russian Federation South Africa Mozambique Paraguay Uruguay
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description	South-South cooperation is not new. It has been around for several decades in the form of economic integration, cultural exchanges, and technical cooperation. Traditional North-South cooperation, however, with resources coming from the rich northern countries to the poor southern ones has been supplemented by other models. Indeed, middle income countries have been taking on various roles, not only as recipients of development aid, but also as providers of development cooperation. New actors and approaches have entered the development cooperation landscape.
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author	Cruz, Anabel
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title	South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society
title_short	South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society
title_full	South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society
title_fullStr	South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society
title_full_unstemmed	South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society
title_sort	south-south cooperation and knowledge exchange : a perspective from civil society
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South-South Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange : A Perspective from Civil Society

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