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Ode to in-line positions: Trading memories in Lesotho
A development practitioner returns to Lesotho decades later and finds his old water systems still running — prompting a reflection on why in-line placements worked better than today's aid "facilities".About the author/sMark MoranMark Moran PhD is a development effectiveness analyst, writer and researcher. He is a Campus Visitor at the Australian National University's Development Policy Centre and holds an Honorary Professorship at the University…
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Ode to in-line positions: Trading memories in Lesotho
A development practitioner returns to Lesotho decades later and finds his old water systems still running — prompting a reflection on why in-line placements worked better than today's aid "facilities".About the author/sMark MoranMark Moran PhD is a development effectiveness analyst, writer and researcher. He is a Campus Visitor at the Australian National University's Development Policy Centre and holds an Honorary Professorship at the University…
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