Economy, Aid & Reconstruction

No quick fix
Oil, wheat and the limits of economic recovery in northeast Syria
The Great Humanitarian Recession
Blended finance may offer help beyond grants and without illusions
The vocational training reflex
Moving from stopgap training to demand-driven job creation
Demobilising NGOs
How to transition a war-shaped humanitarian sector to a peace-time role
Young, motivated, struggling
Syria’s returning workforce faces a broken labour market
Public relations capitalism
Investment conferences won’t revive Syria’s economy
Mission misaligned
Can the UN adapt to Syria’s new political order?
The sanctions illusion
How a flawed discourse can be fixed
No more business as usual
The problem with the UN’s Transitional Action Plan for Syria
With strings attached
Germany’s conditional aid to Syria requires more Fingerspitzengefühl
Dodging politics
OCHA finalises Early Recovery Strategy and Trust Fund
Its time has come
Breathing life into the UN’s Triple Nexus
Consent and Contingency
How to make cross-border aid future-proof
Aiding and abetting
New report exposes yet more UN aid diversion
Back to the future
How old Syria takes are making a comeback
Colliding with Congress
UN Country Team vs. Anti-Normalisation Act
Staying the Course
What to expect from Brussels VIII
Upgrading aid and EU engagement in Syria
Exploring the Aid Fund for Northern Syria
Reconstruction-lite
UN introduces Early Recovery Trust Fund
Looking ahead
What to watch out for in 2024
Triple Nexus Syria version
Introducing “cross-area” stabilisation
Plan B for northwest Syria
An alternative to UN aid gains traction
Decluttering the European toolbox
Humanitarian exemptions and Early Recovery
Holding the line
Brussels VII conference
More than an aid conference
Brussels VII

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