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Graduate School of International Studies
Department of International Development Cooperation
3. Theses(Master)
Korean ODA and its impact in Health Sector a case study nepal
- Author(s)
- Kafle, Navaraj
- Advisor
- Jeoung Hyoung Wook
- Department
- 국제대학원 국제개발협력학과
- Publisher
- Graduate School of International Studies Ajou University
- Publication Year
- 2015-02
- Language
- eng
- Keyword
- ODA; BRICS; BILATERAL; MULTILATERAL; KOICA
- Alternative Abstract
- Divided into five distinguished sections, the first section introduces the key concept of the thesis title, how it differs from theoretical ones and how Korean ODA had started and its impact in the long run in Nepal. Meanwhile, a number of research questions are put forward so as to get the crux of the loopholes in the existing theories and its literature. Also procedures of research are projected to make the readers feel that the research is being carried out with assumption, certain methodology and the awareness of the factors barring in making the research. The second segment deals with review of literatures basically on Inception of ODA, emergence of BRICS and regional aid to Nepal. The very section is further likely to poke why and how the author is different from others and finally is to make a synopsis and evaluation of the past studies, whereas the third section makes a round on how Korean ODA practice has been made which led to improvement of health sector across the country. The fourth section makes an analysis of Pull and Push theory and it’s operational in the context of Nepal and South Korea. The final section makes an evaluation on theoretical and practical development of Health Sector in Nepal and lets the readers know when and how situation changes from one corner of a world to the other. All ODA does not make its way straight: sometimes yes, sometimes no and sometimes quite crooked as well. This depends on socio-economic and political phenomenon, leadership quality, international relation, perception of the general people and many more. This is not to say that ODA is bad in itself but with good intention and will power ultimately brings progress, prosperity and development.
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