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  • 21:44, 24 July 2024 Kathy Nativi talk contribs deleted page Culture of nice (No longer used or needed: content was: "Development and aid work is mired in a '''culture of nice''', and that culture keeps bad work from being eliminated and good work from getting better. We're too nice to call a bad project a bad project. When we criticize, we criticize in abstractions. No one has any problem identifying bad products as bad, but no one will ever call a bad program bad. For example, see Alanna Shaikh's blog post on NGOs that do harm,<ref>[http://bloodandmilk.org/20...)
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