International Network for Economics and Conflict

This paper is prepared as part of the multi-donor Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth study, which is focusing on aiming to provide advice to governments on how to facilitate the involvement of poor people in the growth process. This looks at the case of Burkina Faso.

This paper is prepared as part of the multi-donor Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth study, which is focusing on aiming to provide advice to governments on how to facilitate the involvement of poor people in the growth process. This looks at the case of Brazil

This paper is prepared as part of the multi-donor Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth study, which is focusing on aiming to provide advice to governments on how to facilitate the involvement of poor people in the growth process. This looks at the case of Bolivia

This paper is prepared as part of the multi-donor Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth study, which is focusing on aiming to provide advice to governments on how to facilitate the involvement of poor people in the growth process. This looks at the case of Bangladesh.

his paper is prepared as part of the multi-donor Operationalising Pro-Poor Growth study, which is focusing on aiming to provide advice to governments on how to facilitate the involvement of poor people in the growth process. This looks at the case of Ghana.

This paper from UNU-WIDER looks at the successes from Mauritius and offers possible examples for other countries in similar situations to follow.

This paper from UNU-WIDER looks at the successes from Mauritius and offers possible examples for other countries in similar situations to follow.

This report from the Households in Conflict Network in the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Sussex looks at the micro level to see how remittances from abroad affect households during conflict.

This USAID document looks at ways to broaden markets in fragile states in order to improve livelihood of the poor.

This paper by the Danish Institute for International Studies offers several suggestions on ways to use oil wealth in emerging countries to have the maximum benefit for their citizens. It looks at lessons learned from Angola, and examines the role of China in African development.