Bulgaria’s Official Development Assistance and Peacebuilding
Bulgaria moved from aid recipient to donor almost overnight in 2007. A 2008 study found ambition, institutional duplication and a public that never noticed.
Where development assistance meets peacebuilding: aid effectiveness, natural resources, economic recovery and the political economy of peace.
Bulgaria moved from aid recipient to donor almost overnight in 2007. A 2008 study found ambition, institutional duplication and a public that never noticed.
How Central and Eastern European civic organisations turned their own transition experience into peacebuilding practice as their states became EU donors.
Development gains rarely survive violent conflict. Research for the European Commission shows how conflict-sensitive programming keeps aid from building on fault lines.
Shared rivers, dams and markets can build peace between hostile neighbours, but research across four regions shows the outcome is never automatic.