Economic, Fiscal and Social Challenges in the Early Phase of a Post Conflict Yemen : Yemen Policy Note 2
This note is a part of a series of policy notes prepared by the World Bank in anticipation of a post-conflict transition in Yemen. These notes aim to identify immediate priorities for stabilization, recovery and restoration of services and infrastructure in the aftermath of Yemen’s current conflict. A subset within these notes specifically focused on ways to restore service delivery in an inclusive manner immediately after conflict. As such, these notes examined short-to-medium-term institutional challenges facing the restoration and improvement of service across sectors. They focused on the immediate post-conflict priorities and challenges facing Energy, Water, Telecommunication, Education, Health, and Transport sectors in restoring services while also contributing to higher-level objectives of addressing systemic inequities and reinforcing trust in the state. These notes make practical suggestions to the Government of Yemen and international development partners to provide immediate post-conflict support to ensure empowerment, accountability, and better governance in service delivery. The current paper focuses specifically on steps required to restore Water services in a more inclusive manner immediately after the conflict ends Yemen.
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| Format: | Policy Note biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2014-05-27
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| Subjects: | CONFLICT, FRAGILE STATES, POST-CONFLICT RECOVERY, RECONSTRUCTION, PEACE, OIL REVENUE, HYDROCARBON SECTOR, PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, BUDGET MANAGEMENT, INSTITUTIONS, OIL AND GAS, |
| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/528701508409003246/Economic-fiscal-and-social-challenges-in-the-early-phase-of-a-post-conflict-Yemen http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28607 |
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| Summary: | This note is a part of a series of
policy notes prepared by the World Bank in anticipation of a
post-conflict transition in Yemen. These notes aim to
identify immediate priorities for stabilization, recovery
and restoration of services and infrastructure in the
aftermath of Yemen’s current conflict. A subset within these
notes specifically focused on ways to restore service
delivery in an inclusive manner immediately after conflict.
As such, these notes examined short-to-medium-term
institutional challenges facing the restoration and
improvement of service across sectors. They focused on the
immediate post-conflict priorities and challenges facing
Energy, Water, Telecommunication, Education, Health, and
Transport sectors in restoring services while also
contributing to higher-level objectives of addressing
systemic inequities and reinforcing trust in the state.
These notes make practical suggestions to the Government of
Yemen and international development partners to provide
immediate post-conflict support to ensure empowerment,
accountability, and better governance in service delivery.
The current paper focuses specifically on steps required to
restore Water services in a more inclusive manner
immediately after the conflict ends Yemen. |
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