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    ‘Struggle’ to spend tsunami funds

    This is the inherent problem with DEC campaigns for single disasters. As I’ve said before, it would be much better all round if it was up to the charities to divide the income between all of their projects, sending money where it is most needed, and not spending disproportionate amounts on one particular disaster.





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    Comment from Marty

    Developing collectivist leanings, SJ?

    17th February 2005 | Permalink

    » This comment was received at 20:56 on 17 February 05


    Comment from Simon Howard

    If I am, then it certainly isn’t an intentional push ;-)

    18th February 2005 | Permalink

    » This comment was received at 00:28 on 18 February 05


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