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Yemen Strategic Governance and Corruption Assessment

Last update: Nov 15, 2018 Last update: Nov 15, 2018

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Locations:Yemen
Start Date:Sep, 2007
End Date:Nov, 2007
Sectors:Anti-Corruption, Decentralization & Local Developm ...
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Categories:Consulting services
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Date posted:Nov 15, 2018

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Description

Project description: Gareth Williams was contracted to undertake a Strategic Governance and Corruption Assessment for the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Yemen. This uses a methodology developed by the Clingendael Institute and Sue Unsworth (Power and Change Analysis) to analyse the root causes of weak governance and local pressures for change. It links this a review of donor strategies for improving governance in Yemen. Through a series of workshops the process aims to inform the preparation of the Embassy's next Multi Annual Strategic Plan.

Client: ECORYS

Funder: The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Duration: 2 months

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