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2010, Vol.3, No. 2
3 , 2

Structure d’accueil pour la recherche sur le développement international, le GRIOT d’Oxfam-Québec se veut un lieu de rencontre, de confrontation et de dialogue des savoirs théoriques et des savoirs pratiques sur le développement et la coopération internationale.

Ce Groupe de recherche pour l’Innovation, l’Organisation et le Transfert s’adresse aux chercheurs, aux communautés universitaires, aux instituts de recherche et aux chaires. Que ce soit pour la réalisation et la diffusion de travaux de recherche touchant le développement international, pour l’établissement de partenariats de chercheurs issus du Nord et du Sud ou pour avoir...

2010, Vol. 3, Special Issue
3 , 1 (Special Issue)

The Montreal Development Forum organised by CASID featured three presentations. The one by Anthony O’Malley focused on and reviewed the major schools of thought and development policy associated with the poverty reduction strategies (PRS) formulated at the close of the previous decade. He identified four main schools of thought, each with its pros and cons in terms of understanding the poverty problematic and policy implications.

On the other hand the presentation prepared by Darcy Tetreault focuses on the diverse pathways available to the poor: exiting (outmigration), agriculture (farming), development (assistance) and pluriactive, with reference to the livelihood strategies pursued by many if not most of the rural poor,...

2009, Vol. 2, No. 1
2 , 1

When world leaders met at the Summit of 2000 to approve the Millennium Declaration they laid the basis for the Millennium Development Goals. Some observers were skeptical about the scope and ambition of the MDGs. Nonetheless in the following years they became a useful means to measure global progress in tackling poverty in its various dimensions, to motivate people to get involved, and to hold governments and international organizations to account. The mid-term reports in 2007 suggested that there had been considerable achievements in some parts of the world and towards meeting some goals by 2015, though there were major concerns with the lack of progress in key areas such as maternal mortality...

2008, Vol. 1, No. 1
1 , 1

We would like to welcome you to the first issue of Development Forum. It was put together in April 2008, based upon a very exciting Special Panel on Afghanistan that took place at the CASID Annual Conference in Saskatoon in June 2007. In our request for contributions, the participants were advised to use the Report by the Independent Panel on Canada’s Future Role in Afghanistan (a.k.a. the Manley Report) as a point of reference for writing their short articles. The editors of this issue were fortunate to receive the valuable assistance of Ms. Kristy Rebenchuk and Mr. James Gaede.
The editors selected seven brief articles for publication. These have been arranged in sequential order, consisting of an introduction, a series of...

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2010, Vol.3, No. 2
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