The Inheritance: Evolution of the International Development System and of Development Financing Attempted Change: Recent Attempts to Transform the International Development Financing Architecture Building Scenarios for International Development Finance The Shape of Things to Come: Scenarios and their Policy Implications Concluding Remarks: Strategy, Commitment and Prospects
FRANCISCO SAGASTI is Director of Agenda: PERU, a think-tank in Lima
and Visiting Professor at the University for Peace in Costa Rica.
He has been Chief of Strategic Planning at the World Bank, Chairman
of the United Nations Advisory Committee on Science and Technology,
and Visiting Professor at the Wharton School of the University of
Pennsylvania, USA.
KEITH BEZANSON was Director of the Institute of Development Studies
in the United Kingdom from 1997-2004. He was previously President
of Canada's International Development Research Centre,
Administrative Manager of the Inter-American Development Bank and
Vice-President of the Canadian International Development
Agency.
FERNANDO PRADA is Associate Researcher at FORO
Nacional/Internacional. He has been Advisor at the Prime Minister's
Office in Peru and Research Assistant at the Institute of
Development Studies in Sussex, UK.
'I found it extremely good and extremely up to date. Quite the best thing on aid and international institutional issues I have recently read.' - Professor Sir Richard Jolly, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, UK 'The Future of Development Financing is remarkable in effortlessly sifting through the complexities of today's global development architecture, and in combining vision with pragmatism in its approach. This will be a standard reference for anyone who is interested in realistic options for reforming the current system, and for all interested in international development.' - Dr. Roy Culpeper, President, North-South Institute, Canada 'If anyone ever tried to create a 'system' for development finance, it would certainly not look like the one we have today. This book takes a fresh and comprehensive look at agents, organizations and financing mechanisms within this field, with a view towards the future. But its worst-case scenario looks all too familiar! This should be a stern call for politicians and bureaucrats to act now.' - Ruth Jacoby, Director-General for International Development Cooperation, Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs
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