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From Construction Workers to Architects: Developing Scientific Research Capacity in Low-Income Countries

机译:从建筑工人到建筑师:发展低收入国家的科研能力

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Just a dozen years ago, the largest problem in tackling diseases that disproportionately affect the global South was the lack of resources available to identify and combat them. Now, as a result of the extraordinary rise in philanthropy and public giving, more funds than ever before are being directed toward pressing health issues that ravage the world's poor. However, several factors may prevent this “bubble” of generosity from realizing major improvements in global health. Not only are substantial amounts of aid being diverted from their ultimate goals by bureaucratic barriers and corruption [1], but most funds come with strings attached and must be spent according to donors' priorities, politics, and values. Many projects are planned, managed, and implemented in large part from the “North” with cooperation of local personnel and agencies. Because these projects pursue largely donor-driven agendas, they tend to reflect the donors' interests rather than those of the recipients, with two major consequences—investments in local health infrastructure and capacity building are not prioritized, and diseases and issues that are the focus of a temporary spotlight often garner the most attention and funds.
机译:就在十二年前,应对不成比例地影响全球南方的疾病的最大问题是缺乏可用于识别和防治疾病的资源。现在,由于慈善事业和公共捐助的飞速增长,更多的资金投入到了比以往任何时候都更严重的,困扰世界穷人的健康问题上。但是,有几个因素可能会阻止这种慷慨的“泡沫”实现全球健康的重大改善。官僚主义的障碍和腐败不仅使大量的援助偏离了最终目标[1],而且大多数资金都附带条件,必须根据捐助者的优先事项,政治和价值来使用。许多项目的规划,管理和实施大部分是在“北部”与当地人员和机构的合作下进行的。因为这些项目主要遵循由捐助者推动的议程,所以它们往往反映了捐助者的利益,而不是受赠者的利益,从而产生两个主要后果:对地方卫生基础设施的投资和能力建设不被优先考虑,而疾病和问题是重点临时聚光灯通常会吸引最多的关注和资金。

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