Reclaiming Compassion, Rethinking Aid

Jason Hart

Reclaiming Compassion, Rethinking Aid

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Abstract

ing aid to people across national borders suffering from the effects of poverty, conflict or natural disaster is an obvious expression of compassion and human solidarity. However, through the 20th Century and into the 21st the delivery of aid became increasingly professionalised. This talk explains why we need to reinvigorate the ‘aid industry’ through the greater involvement of ordinary citizens.

Original language	English
Type	TEDx Talk
Media of output	YouTube Video
Publication status	Published - 4 Apr 2016

Keywords

Aid
CSR
Tax avoidance
Palestine

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Reclaiming Compassion, Rethinking Aid

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