Abstract
Underlying international thinking on aid and migration has been the question of the effectiveness of aid in reducing migration and refugee flows, by: generating local development; preventing and resolving local conflicts; and retaining refugees in neighbouring areas/first countries of asylum. The migration-development nexus poses three challenges to the present international aid system.
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