International donors and aid groups keen to push development in Myanmar are negotiating a delicate balance between delivering the proper assistance to drive reforms and the risks of moving too fast. A Devex report from the country commonly known as Burma.
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Dani Patteran is a freelance journalist and researcher based in Yangon, Myanmar. With a background in humanitarian aid, she covers humanitarian and development stories in Myanmar for a range of outlets. Prior to Myanmar, she lived and worked in the Palestinian territories and South Sudan.
