40 Years in the Field vs. a World Bank Insider: Did Foreign Aid Ever Have a Real Social Contract?
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40 Years in the Field vs. a World Bank Insider: Did Foreign Aid Ever Have a Real Social Contract?
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Episode 1/3 of this Unpopular View series opens with host Michael Brown drawing on 40 years in international development — from hand-hauling water near Timbuktu to a motor-pump irrigation project that changed everything — to challenge former World Bank economist Dr. Emily Brearley, author of Aid Inferno, on whether the foreign aid industry is fundamentally broken. A candid, unpopular look at USAID, World Bank funding, and whether a real social contract exists between donors and the communities they claim to serve.
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