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AidData Center for Development Policy

IPD is proud to be a partner in the AidData Center for Development Policy, which collaborates with USAID under the auspices of the Higher Education Solutions Network. ADCP works to collect and map subnational aid flows worldwide and mobilize a global consortium of scholars to use spatial data to better understand development aid's impact in the developing world. For more information, see the ADCP page on AidData's website.

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