Weekly(ish) Twitter Links

• Polly Toynbee goes all anti-poor people
• Effective Habits of Budget Advisors (via MTEF)
• Sam Lampert's plea for developing country eGovernment solutions
• Niger coup Haiku by Paul Currion
• Great short article by Maggie Fick about life in Juba in the Guardian
• IMF sides with Labour on the UK deficit
• Collier on NGO accountability in Haiti
• RT: @CGDev Nancy Birdsall has a list of ten actionable items for promoting global prosperity this year. Any additions?
• Guest workers in Dubai sent home $10 billion in 2010. That is 10% of the entire global aid budget. 
•  Why are coups always led by colonels?
• RT @developingjen Reading Duflo/Banerjee's 'Putting a Band-aid on a Corpse: Incentives for Nurses in the Indian Public Health Care System' Optimistic are we?
• Four Ways Brain Drain out of Africa is a good thing
• Matt @ aidthoughts on ForeignPolicy.com
• Answer your critics Bill!
• RT @solarafrica Every 8 days as many children die from poverty as the number of people died in the Haiti earthquake - Esther Duflow #TED. via @hungerbites
• New google maps for Africa 
• Guinea pig meat may be solution to Congo hunger crisis (via econwatson)
• Carter Center close to eradicating Guinea worm from the face of the earth. Aid specialisation Works.
• via @owenbarder aid effectiveness briefing paper from ODI (by my classmate Cecilie!)
• Will Wilkinson likes pie. And the United Nations Fallacy. Me too. (via PhilipBlue via cblatts)