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POLICY OF THE MONTH

The policy of the month is a chapter dedicated to who is inter step in researching current policies without necessarily providing an in depth analysis and critical review. This is a chapter which will be published on the IE IPR blog and requires writers to produce two small pieces of writing (500 words) per semester on a current policy under discussion.

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Paula Alvestegui

Policy Conditionality in Africa: Advocating for Change

Ending poverty in Africa has become an increasingly important target for the international community throughout the decades, giving a pathway to the rise of aid year after year from organizations such as the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, bilateral donors such as USAID, and NGOs. This financial support comes with the requirement that recipient countries implement policies and reforms in governance, transparency and economic management. These policy conditions attached to aid have created unintended spillovers towards the lives of Africans. This requires revising and reshaping policy conditionality to better align with the political and socio-economic contexts of African countries, improving its effectiveness while incorporating innovative solutions like blockchain infrastructure.

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