Why slashing foreign aid in Europe to pay for refugees won't help solve the long-term crisis
Fejerskov, Adam Moe / Niels KeijzerExterne Publikationen (2016)
published on The World Post January 20, 2016
As the flow of refugees into Europe continues to increase, European governments struggle to respond promptly and adequately in a context of tight government budgets and flagging political will. Against this backdrop, many are beginning to exploit rules set down by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that allow for such expenses to be counted as "official development assistance" or "ODA."
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