The World Bank : partnering for peace and development in Thailand’s deep south (2007-2017) (Anglais)

The World Bank’s ambitious goals are to work with its member countries to end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity. In upper-middle income countries, such as Thailand, the primary value of the Bank is in ensuring important knowledge gained from...  Voir la suite The World Bank’s ambitious goals are to work with its member countries to end extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity. In upper-middle income countries, such as Thailand, the primary value of the Bank is in ensuring important knowledge gained from its own development experience is shared and applied, as well as providing financial support in times of crisis, such as in response to the economic crisis (1997), the tsunami (2004), flooding (2011), and the subnational conflict in the conflict-affected areas of Thailand’s southernmost provinces (resurgence of violence in 2004). The World Bank has been engaged continually in supporting peace and development in Thailand’s deep south since 2007. Working in partnership with a wide range of actors, the objectives of the Bank’s assistance have been to build confidence and trust as well as the capacities of local institutions through designing and implementing participatory local development approaches. Designed as a learning activity, the project has undertaken a series of studies, including on livelihood development, differentiated crisis impacts on women and men and male youth, facilitating in conflict affected areas, and shared experience and learning through training, forums and documentation and dissemination of knowledge management notes. An impact evaluation, based on pre and post surveys, will help isolate and attribute project impacts.  Réduire

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