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100			_aLin, Ka _9120046
245		4	_aThe changing contexts of international aid: examining Indian experiences for a BRICS way
260			_bIndia Review
260			_c2024
300			_a245-265
520			_aConcepts like Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Total Official Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD) and South South Cooperation (SSC) have a significant impact on national strategies for international aid. This paper examines India's policy ideas and local practices to explore the contexts of the national implementation of the SDGs for global public well-being. The study approaches these issues through three avenues: the SDG-oriented idealistic view of international aid, the pragmatic lines of the SSC model and the TOSSD framework that bridges those two aspects. In the case of India, we observe a traditional orientation of international aid focused on the SSC model, combined with a tendency of transformation toward the SDGs. The research discusses Indian practice and analyzes the existing barriers to development and their associated policy solutions. This background reflects on the general transition of development strategies in international aid among the BRICS countries and the potential of these countries' future contributions toward global development.
650			_a BRICS _9120047
650			_a South South Cooperation (SSC) _9120048
650			_a Support for Sustainable Development (TOSSD) _9120049
650			_aSustainable Development Goals (SDGs) _9120050
700			_a Ranjan, Rajiv _9120051
700			_a Wang, Lizheng _9120052
700			_a Zhou, Hong _9120053
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1080/14736489.2024.2341570
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