Post-Conflict Economic Reconstruction
From Supply and Demand to Power and Data: The Case for a More Restrained Handling of Job Creation Programs in Conflict-Affected Situations
March 10, 2013 | 7:22pm
When implemented in countries affected by conflict, livelihood programs often face a dual imperative: support people’s livelihoods and economic activity and contribute to peacebuilding
GEDI: A New Tool for Entrepreneurship-led Development
February 25, 2013 | 2:16pm
The effects of economic development are well known: reduced suffering, increased opportunity, broader prosperity, and enriched lives. Development also helps to stabilize governments and incre
Trust Funds and Post-Conflict Economic Reconstruction: Revisiting the Role of the World Bank
October 31, 2011 | 9:59am
This blog post comes from Del Fitchett, Independent Economics Consultant and former Senior Economist at the World Bank.
Practice Note 5: Supporting the Economic Dimensions of Peace Processes
This practice note presents the possible impacts of political peace processes on post-conflict economic recovery and implications for economic development planning during these transition periods.
