Just as the US is pushing to reform its long criticised food aid program, Queensland graziers and Victorian stonefruit growers are calling on the Australian government to purchase and send surplus livestock and agricultural products to developing countries in the name of ‘helping’ – and their idea is being backed by some federal MPs.Ashlee Betteridge writes on why these suggestions are such a bad idea for aid effectiveness.Read blog.
SWEDOW cows and rotting apricots: bad food aid proposals gaining support of MPs
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