The Security Sector and Poverty Reduction Strategies

In conflict-affected countries, insecurity can worsen the incidence of poverty, undercut the delivery of basic services, and leave segments of the population chronically vulnerable. Because security provision is both a core function of the state, a...

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Main Authors:	Carrington, Tim, Post, David
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES ARMED CONFLICT CITIZENS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR CRIME CRIMINAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES DISCRIMINATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMERGENCIES EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE ISSUE HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RIGHTS INCIDENCE OF POVERTY INEQUALITY INSECURITY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INVESTMENT CLIMATES JUSTICE SYSTEMS LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGISLATIVE BODIES MANDATES MILITARY EXPENDITURES NATIONAL AUTHORITIES NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATIONAL PRIORITIES NATIONAL SECURITY PARTICIPATORY PROCESS PEACE PEACE ACCORDS PEACEKEEPING PEOPLES POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY FRAMEWORK POLITICAL PROCESS POOR PEOPLE POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SERVICES REFUGEES REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS RESPECT RETURN RULE OF LAW SECURITY FORCES SECURITY STRUCTURES SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL NETWORKS SOCIAL POLICIES SOCIAL SERVICE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE UNEMPLOYMENT VIOLENCE VIOLENT CRIME VULNERABILITY
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