Little need for donors in African resource management

Opinion February 10, 2004

There is a widespread conviction among donors about the need to manage renewable natural resources, such as soils, pastures, fish and forests, in the South. Eyolf Jul-Larsen has studied the evolution over the past half century of freshwater fisheries in Southern Africa. He questions the need for so much aid.

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