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    Governance and Fragility: What we know about effective governance programming in fragile contexts

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    Author(s)
    Fooks, Louie
    Publication date
    2013-12-03
    Subject
    Conflict and disasters
    Gender
    Governance and citizenship
    Keywords
    Conflict
    Active citizenship
    Capacity building
    Civil society
    Gender mainstreaming
    Local Government
    Fragile contexts
    Governance
    Country
    Afghanistan
    Israel
    Occupied Palestinian Territory
    South Sudan
    Yemen
    
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    Publisher(s)
    Oxfam GB
    Series
    Within and Without the State
    Document type
    Guidelines and toolkits
    Description

    This booklet reflects the experience of the Within and Without the State (WWS) programme so far, and offers key learning for those working in the area of governance programming in fragile contexts.

    The booklet outlines a variety of approaches to governance programming in the WWS focus countries of Afghanistan, Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel, South Sudan, and Yemen. It shows that effective governance work IS possible in fragile contexts ' and that it can achieve change. It demonstrates that working with civil society is an appropriate entry point but, beyond this, that empowering civil society actors to engage with duty-bearers is essential to achieving good governance and accountability.

    The booklet also explores:

    • using the social contract model to enable constructive engagement between citizens and the state;
    • the importance of considering gender inequality;
    • the importance of understanding informal power-holders and how to influence them; and
    • adapting civil society capacity building techniques from long-term development work.

    This summary of key learning from WWS will be of interest to all programme staff and managers concerned with developing governance programming in fragile contexts.

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    8
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10546/306683
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