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Voters supporting non-fighting, disenfranchised Madhesi parties see more social aid inflows, but less of lucrative infrastructure aid.
So? Funders who want to support peace building face real tradeoffs between bringing on board former rebels and empowering distributive politics via elections (2/2).
So? Funders who want to support peace building face real tradeoffs between bringing on board former rebels and empowering distributive politics via elections (2/2).
Aid targeting in post-conflict Nepal - Marco Nicola Binetti, Martin C Steinwand, 2025
This study investigates the political underpinnings of aid allocations during Nepal's post-conflict transition. Were post-conflict aid allocations sensitiv...
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July 16, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Voters supporting non-fighting, disenfranchised Madhesi parties see more social aid inflows, but less of lucrative infrastructure aid.
So? Funders who want to support peace building face real tradeoffs between bringing on board former rebels and empowering distributive politics via elections (2/2).
So? Funders who want to support peace building face real tradeoffs between bringing on board former rebels and empowering distributive politics via elections (2/2).