Abstract
Kenya is used as a case study in this study of foreign-aid practices and processes. The qualitative research methodology employed involved face-to-face interviews with Kenyan residents who have direct knowledge of foreign aid and were willing to share their perceptions of its effectiveness in alleviating poverty. The main barriers identified included corruption, bureaucracy, and donor fatigue.
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