Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings

This note, summarizing the analysis and recommendations of an upcoming CPR Working Paper of the same title, looks at issues related to financing modalities and aid management arrangements in post-conflict situations. It makes a number of recommenda...

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Main Author:	Schiavo-Campo, S.
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ACCOUNTABILITY AID AID COORDINATION ARMED CONFLICT AUTHORITY CENTRALIZATION CHILD SOLDIERS CITIZENS CIVIL CONFLICT CIVIL SERVICE COMBATANTS COMMUNITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONSENSUS CORRUPTION DECISION-MAKING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIASPORA DISARMAMENT EXPENDITURE FISCAL GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE LABOR MARKETS LEADERSHIP NATIONALS OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPMENT PEACE POST CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT SITUATIONS POST-CONFLICT POST-CONFLICT PERIOD POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS PRIORITIES PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SUPPORT REBEL ORGANIZATIONS RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES RESOURCE AVAILABILITY RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL RISKS SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABILITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL AID POST CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY DECISION MAKING PROCESSES ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS POVERTY TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION LINKS DONORS FISCAL POLICIES LEADERSHIP ATTITUDE FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES ACCOUNTING DISBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS GOVERNANCE CAPACITY BUILDING
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/06/2637498/financing-aid-management-arrangements-post-conflict-settings http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11296

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spelling	okr-10986-112962021-04-23T14:02:54Z Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings Schiavo-Campo, S. ACCOUNTABILITY AID AID COORDINATION ARMED CONFLICT AUTHORITY CENTRALIZATION CHILD SOLDIERS CITIZENS CIVIL CONFLICT CIVIL SERVICE COMBATANTS COMMUNITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONSENSUS CORRUPTION DECISION-MAKING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIASPORA DISARMAMENT EXPENDITURE FISCAL GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE LABOR MARKETS LEADERSHIP NATIONALS OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPMENT PEACE POST CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT SITUATIONS POST-CONFLICT POST-CONFLICT PERIOD POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS PRIORITIES PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SUPPORT REBEL ORGANIZATIONS RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES RESOURCE AVAILABILITY RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL RISKS SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABILITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL AID POST CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY DECISION MAKING PROCESSES ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS SOCIAL CAPITAL POVERTY TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION LINKS DONORS FISCAL POLICIES LEADERSHIP ATTITUDE INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES ACCOUNTING DISBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS GOVERNANCE CAPACITY BUILDING This note, summarizing the analysis and recommendations of an upcoming CPR Working Paper of the same title, looks at issues related to financing modalities and aid management arrangements in post-conflict situations. It makes a number of recommendations based on a review of several recent case studies, of which four are assessed in detail: West Bank and Gaza, Bosnia and Herzegovina, East Timor, and Afghanistan. It focuses on the lessons of experience on multi-donor trust funds and on the recipient government's aid management architecture in post-conflict settings. This paper is concerned with the specific issues of financing modalities and aid management arrangements in post-conflict situations, and advances a number of recommendations on the basis of a review of several recent cases, among which four are assessed in detail: West Bank and Gaza, Bosnia and Herzegovina, East Timor (Timor-Leste) and Afghanistan. While generally applicable recommendations do emerge from the review, the most important recommendation is to tailor the design and sequencing of financing and aid coordination to the circumstances of the specific case. 2012-08-13T14:41:08Z 2012-08-13T14:41:08Z 2003-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/06/2637498/financing-aid-management-arrangements-post-conflict-settings http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11296 English Social Development Notes; No. 12 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic	ACCOUNTABILITY AID AID COORDINATION ARMED CONFLICT AUTHORITY CENTRALIZATION CHILD SOLDIERS CITIZENS CIVIL CONFLICT CIVIL SERVICE COMBATANTS COMMUNITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONSENSUS CORRUPTION DECISION-MAKING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIASPORA DISARMAMENT EXPENDITURE FISCAL GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE LABOR MARKETS LEADERSHIP NATIONALS OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPMENT PEACE POST CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT SITUATIONS POST-CONFLICT POST-CONFLICT PERIOD POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS PRIORITIES PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SUPPORT REBEL ORGANIZATIONS RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES RESOURCE AVAILABILITY RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL RISKS SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABILITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL AID POST CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY DECISION MAKING PROCESSES ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS SOCIAL CAPITAL POVERTY TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION LINKS DONORS FISCAL POLICIES LEADERSHIP ATTITUDE INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES ACCOUNTING DISBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS GOVERNANCE CAPACITY BUILDING
spellingShingle	ACCOUNTABILITY AID AID COORDINATION ARMED CONFLICT AUTHORITY CENTRALIZATION CHILD SOLDIERS CITIZENS CIVIL CONFLICT CIVIL SERVICE COMBATANTS COMMUNITIES CONDITIONALITY CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONSENSUS CORRUPTION DECISION-MAKING DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIASPORA DISARMAMENT EXPENDITURE FISCAL GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE LABOR MARKETS LEADERSHIP NATIONALS OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPMENT PEACE POST CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT POST- CONFLICT SITUATIONS POST-CONFLICT POST-CONFLICT PERIOD POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS PRIORITIES PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SUPPORT REBEL ORGANIZATIONS RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES RESOURCE AVAILABILITY RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL RISKS SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABILITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL AID POST CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY DECISION MAKING PROCESSES ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS SOCIAL CAPITAL POVERTY TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATION LINKS DONORS FISCAL POLICIES LEADERSHIP ATTITUDE INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITIES ACCOUNTING DISBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS GOVERNANCE CAPACITY BUILDING Schiavo-Campo, S. Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
relation	Social Development Notes; No. 12
description	This note, summarizing the analysis and recommendations of an upcoming CPR Working Paper of the same title, looks at issues related to financing modalities and aid management arrangements in post-conflict situations. It makes a number of recommendations based on a review of several recent case studies, of which four are assessed in detail: West Bank and Gaza, Bosnia and Herzegovina, East Timor, and Afghanistan. It focuses on the lessons of experience on multi-donor trust funds and on the recipient government's aid management architecture in post-conflict settings. This paper is concerned with the specific issues of financing modalities and aid management arrangements in post-conflict situations, and advances a number of recommendations on the basis of a review of several recent cases, among which four are assessed in detail: West Bank and Gaza, Bosnia and Herzegovina, East Timor (Timor-Leste) and Afghanistan. While generally applicable recommendations do emerge from the review, the most important recommendation is to tailor the design and sequencing of financing and aid coordination to the circumstances of the specific case.
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author	Schiavo-Campo, S.
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title	Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
title_short	Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
title_full	Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
title_fullStr	Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
title_full_unstemmed	Financing and Aid Management Arrangements in Post-Conflict Settings
title_sort	financing and aid management arrangements in post-conflict settings
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2012
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/06/2637498/financing-aid-management-arrangements-post-conflict-settings http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11296
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