Big Results Now? Emerging Lessons from Results-Based Aid in Tanzania

Heiner Janus; Niels Keijzer

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Big Results Now? Emerging Lessons from Results-Based Aid in Tanzania

Heiner Janus Niels Keijzer

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Heiner Janus, Niels Keijzer (2015). Big Results Now? Emerging Lessons from Results-Based Aid in Tanzania. SSRN Electronic Journal. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2673227

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