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21 September 2017

Five ways to support state-building and recovery in conflict areas

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Hero image description: Livelihood recovery is neither automatic nor linear after conflict

Five ways to support state-building, service delivery and recovery in fragile and conflict-affected situations

Livelihood recovery is neither automatic nor linear after conflict

It is the 'how' that matters when it comes to the question of whether service delivery can enhance state legitimacy

Grievances, unfairness and exclusion - both within arenas of service delivery and the workplace - are enduring issues and must be taken seriously

State-building is fundamentally about how individuals and organisations relate to each other

Supporting state-building, service delivery and recovery means engaging with power and politics beyond government alone

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