Tina Wallace

Tina Wallace is a research associate at the University of Oxford's International Gender Studies Centre and an honorary senior research fellow at the Oxford Brookes School of Business. She is a sociologist and development consultant, an experienced researcher and practitioner with NGOs, has taught in Universities in Africa and Europe, and has wide experience of working with the NGO sector in UK and Africa.

Four immediate responses to Phil Vernon

Phil Vernon asks if overseas development aid is working. This is a good moment, he argues, to take a step back and ask ourselves whether we would call today’s aid policy and practise successful in providing sufficient impetus to overcome the strong forces worldwide that keep people poor. Four imme

By Tina Wallace and Alison Evans

/ 9 Nov 2009

On the road to Accra

The Paris Declaration (PD) on Aid Effectiveness adopted in 2005 outlined new aid mechanisms designed to enable more progress to be made in meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). In

By Tina Wallace

/ 5 Aug 2008

G8: the aid gap

As the German-led G8 summit begins in Heiligendamm this week, activists are taking the opportunity to press European leaders on commitments to Africa made at Gleneagles in 2005, before the

By Tina Wallace

/ 5 Jun 2007