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    "...everything looks like a nail."

    Look out Libya, the airport’s about to get crowded

    22 August 2011 | Building Markets
    The one thing the international community is good at is helping to hold elections. The next best thing they can do is build up police forces. After that, its utility per doll... More
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    An Open Letter to Global Soap Project

    21 June 2011 | Building Markets
    Wherein I try a different approach to fight the burgeoning waste of the SWEDOW industry. As my prairie-born grandmother used to say "You gather more flies with honey than vine... More
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    Share, listen & engage: A Peace Dividend Trust Blog

    1 June 2011 | Building Markets
    Starting today, Peace Dividend Trust is rolling out a new blogging platform where we share, listen and engage through voices from the field, guest bloggers and op-eds. We hope... More
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    Move Fast, Break Things

    24 March 2011 | Building Markets
    The aid industry needs to move faster, break more things. Don't believe me? Listen to Warren Buffet.... More
    New aid work slogan?

    Rethinking Efficiency

    27 July 2011 | Building Markets
    J. from Tales From the Hood thinks that the meaning of true efficiency in the NGO and aid sector is often misunderstood. "Aid costs what it costs," and being good stewards wit... More
    David and Goliath

    From “Independence”, to “Aid” Activism.

    21 June 2011 | Building Markets
    This story travels from Dili to Monrovia - with stops in Juba, Port-au-Prince, Kinshasa, Freetown and other tough places along the way. When occupied, the Timorese were indepe... More
    UNIFIL Magazine October 2010

    Buying Locally: A Spreading Ethos? UNIFIL, Norway and Xanana.

    18 April 2011 | Building Markets
    Well its moving around, popping up in Lebanon, moving quietly to Norway, the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations (known as the C34), and even in speeches given by lea... More
    Charles Darwin was not an aid worker.

    In Defence of Duplication, Waste, and Ineffeciency

    30 June 2011 | Building Markets
    The structure of the non-profit sector is fundamentally flawed. More competition among NGOs can only make things better.... More

    The world will not be saved through spreadsheets

    3 June 2011 | Building Markets
    “Harvard MBAs,” a piece on Fortune magazine’s website read, are “putting goals of corporate domination aside,” and opting for careers in the non-profit and social ch... More

    Celebrating Tax Day with Transparency

    15 April 2011 | Building Markets
    At the PDT offices we're celebrating Tax Day by showing you where our money goes and what it does when it gets there.... More
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