Version 1: When Charity Harms
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- A catalog of documented harm mechanisms, with the conditions under which each appears, drawn from real cases.
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- When does charity cause harm, through dependency, crowding out local markets or governments, or delaying reform?
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## Why it matters Good intentions are not good outcomes. Some programs have made things worse, and others may have delayed the structural fixes that would have helped more. A science of giving has to study harm as carefully as help. ## Where to start The [Failure Archive](/record/failure-archive/) collects documented cases. The work is to find the patterns that connect them.
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