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DFID: aid, education and conflict-affected countries
Save the Children Fund, 2006How does the UK Department for International Development’s (DFID) support to education in conflict-affected fragile states (CAFS) compare to their support to education in other developing countries?DocumentReport on UNCTAD’s assistance to the Palestinian people
United Nations [UN] Conference on Trade and Development, 2006This report from UNCTAD argues that the severity of the current crisis requires urgent, innovative measures to sustain and protect the Palestinian economy.Shocks to the economy following the January 2006 elections have included increased Israeli restrictions on financial flows and the movement of goods and people, the destruction of physical capital, Israel’s decision to withhold the tax and cuDocumentRewrite the future: education for children in conflict-affected countries
Save the Children Fund, 2006Inclusive, good quality education can be a positive force for peace and contribute to the prevention of further conflict. Yet education – its provision and its quality – is neglected in humanitarian responses to conflict.DocumentThe limits of statebuilding: the role of international assistance in Afghanistan
Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway, 2006Afghanistan, following years of political turmoil, has been undergoing a massive reconstruction effort since US intervention in 2001. The focus of the development agenda was, as with other cases, on state building. Establishing an effective, transparent central state was considered key to the country's long-term development.DocumentGuidebook to planning education in emergencies and reconstruction
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, 2006This guidebook seeks to support educational authorities working to provide access to quality education for children affected by conflict and other emergencies. This guide is mainly directed at national, provincial and district managers of ministries of education in countries affected by emergencies or hosting refugees.DocumentAid instruments in fragile states: making the right choices
id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006Donors are increasingly looking to improve their aid assistance to fragile states - where governments fail to maintain their central functions and deliver basic services to the majority of their people. In these situations, the choice of the type of aid given (aid instruments) becomes critical and depends on the context in which it is going to be used.DocumentEducation in fragile states: capturing lessons and identifying good practice
Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies, 2006The OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) categorises fragile states as follows:deterioration (conflict/risk of conflict; declining capacity and/or will)arrested development (lack of will; moderate or high capacity)post-conflict transition (risk of conflict; low capacity; high or low will)early recovery (may be post-conflict or not; high will but low capacity).ThiDocumentRights and responsibilities: resolving the dilemma of humanitarian intervention
Oxford Research Group, UK, 2005This paper critically examines attempts to conceptualise the use of military intervention on humanitarian grounds, with a focus on the 'responsibility to protect' framework, and offers discussion of the way forward in light of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars and the US-led 'war on terror'.It traces the history of the concept from its post-Cold War origins through to the UN World Summit of SeptembDocumentDestroy and profit: wars, disasters and corporations
Focus on the Global South, 2006This publication addresses some of the key issues and challenges that accompany post war and post disaster reconstruction programmes.DocumentService delivery environments: the case of Nepal
Governance and Social Development Resource Centre, 2004This DFID study examines the challenge of maintaining services for poor people in conflict-affected areas of Nepal. The report describes the different approaches development agencies have taken to supporting service delivery and draws attention to key issues that should be considered for future support.Pages
