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The basis of this study are the case studies of developing countries carried out by southern researchers and the findings appraised by a group of local NGO representatives. There are three main case studies: Bangladesh, Kenya and Peru, with brief supplementary materials from Zimbabwe and South Africa. The emphasis of the text is on the changing relationships between governments and NGOs in the north and south. The role of northern NGOs is examined, and their future role explored, as some critics accuse them of becoming bureaucratized and overdependent on government funding, of losing popular support in their home countries, and of being unable to deliver the development impact that they have built their reputation on.

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