In that regard, the conventional view is that too much conditionality is associated with a lesser degree of “ownership” of development programmes by the recipient country, and therefore seen as an ineffective way to attain the objectives of development assistance.
Al respecto, el exceso de condiciones se suele asociar con una menor “identificación” de los países receptores con los programas de desarrollo y, por consiguiente, no se considera una forma eficaz de alcanzar los objetivos de la asistencia para el desarrollo.