Africa General
Addison, T. ed. (2003) Africa’s Recovery from Conflict: Making Peace Work for the Poor. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Summary
African Development Bank. (2007) Memorandum to the Board of Directors: Enhanced Engagement in Fragile States. Abdijan: African Development Bank.
Gumedze, S.
(2007) Private Security in Africa. Manifestation, Challenges and
Regulation. Pretoria: Institute of Security Studies.
Heineken. (2003) Heineken in Africa: Part of Development. Amsterdam: Heineken International.
Horn of Africa
Abdelnour, S., Badri, B., El Jack, A., Wheeler, D., McGrath, S., and Branzei, O. (2008) Examining Enterprise Capacity: A Participatory Social Assessment in Darfur and Southern Sudan. Toronto: York University.
Abdelnour, S., and Branzei, O. (2008) War and Peace in Subsistence Markets: The Negotiated Meaning of Grassroots Development Interventions in Darfur. London, Ontario: University of Western Ontario.
Addison, T., and Geda, A. (2003) ‘Ethiopia’s New Financial Sector and its Regulation’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Armstrong, S., Bellknap, K., Viezee, C., and Wagner, G. (2008) Value Chain Framework and the Lulu Livelihoods Programme. Washington: USAID.
Bevan, D.L. (2003) ‘The Fiscal Dimensions of Ethiopia’s Transition and Reconstruction’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Buy online
Grosse-Kettler, S. (2004) External Actors in Stateless Somalia. A War Economy and its Promoters. Bonn: BICC.
Hansson, G. (2003) ‘Building New States: Lessons from Eritrea’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Kibreab, G. (2003) ‘Displaced Communities and the Reconstruction of Livelihoods in Eritrea’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Masinde, C.K., Daniel, K.E., and Kitakule, S. (2008) Building a Business Enabling Environment in Southern Sudan: Securing Business Registration Early in the Transition from War to Peace. Washington: IFC Smartlessons.
McGrath, S. and Abdelnour, S. (2007) Conflict Transformation: Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods and Grassroots Enterprise Development in Darfur and Southern Sudan. Final Technical Report to the International Development Research Centre (IDRC). Ottowa: IDRC.
Nenova, T. and Harford, T. (2004) Anarchy and Invention. How Does Somalia’s Private Sector Cope without Government? Washington DC: The World Bank.
Young, H., Osman, A.M., Aklilu, Y., Dale, R., Badri. B., and Fuddle, A.J.A. (2005) Darfur – Livelihoods Under Siege. Medford, MA: Feistein International Famine Center.
West Africa
Auty,
R.M. (2008) Political Economy of African Mineral Revenue Deployment:
Angola, Botswana, Nigeria and Zambia Compared. Madrid: Real
Instituto Elcano.
FIAS. (2004) Sierra Leone. Diagnostic Study of the Investment Climate and the Investment Code. Washington: The World Bank.
FIAS. (2005a) Sierra Leone. Administrative Barriers Study. Phase I. Washington: The World Bank.
FIAS. (2005b) Sierra Leone. Administrative Barriers to Investment Phase II. Analysis of the Institutional framework Underpinning Investment and Private Sector Development. Washington: The World Bank.
Global Witness. (2007) Peacebuilding Omission? Sierra Leone. London: Global Witness.
Mbonu, O.J. (2006) ‘Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) Study of the Sierra Leone Brewery Limited in Sierra Leone’, lecture for the British Council Business Forum, November 2006, London.
Spilsbury, J. and Byrne, K.G. (2007) Value Chain Activities for Conflict-Affected Populations in Guinea. Washington: USAID.
Tarway-Twalla, A.K. (2008) ‘Contribution of Informal Businesses (IBs) to Basic Social Services in the Central Region of Liberia: A Major Step Toward Post-Conflict Private Sectors’ Capacity Building and Development’, in Journal of Small Business Management.
UNDG. (2006) Harnessing Hope: Catalyzing Efforts for Accountability, Participation, and Reconciliation in Sierra Leone. New York: UNDG.
Great Lakes Region
Alusala, N. (2005) Disarmament and the Transition in Burundi: How Soon? London: Institute of Security Studies Paper.
Banfield, J. (2006) Mobilising the Ugandan Business Community for Peace. London: International Alert.
Camilleri, J-L. (2007) La micro enterprise rurale en Afrique: de la survie à la croissance. Le cas rwandais. Paris: L’Harmattan. Buy online
Cracknell, D. (2008) A Rapid Review of the Initial Impact of the Post Election Crisis in Kenya. Microsave.
GoR. (2005a) Rwanda Private Sector Federation (RPSF) Strategic Operating Plan 2005-2007. Kigali: Government of Rwanda.
GoR. (2005b) Aid Harmonization and Coordination Alignment (AHCA) Framework. Kigali: Government of Rwanda.
GoR. (2006) Aid Effectiveness Report. Kigali: Government of Rwanda.
GoR. (2007) Strengthening Partnerships for Economic Development and Poverty Reduction. Kigali: Government of Rwanda.
Harushiyakira, S. (2006) ‘Dushirehamwe Association in Burundi: Linking peace and development activities’ in Banfield, J., Gündüz, C., and Killick, N. (eds) Local Business, Local Peace: the Peace-building Potential of the Domestic Private Sector. London: International Alert.
Henning, R., Donahue, N., and Kacou, E. (2008) Rwanda Tourism Value Chain Case Study. Washington: USAID.
IA. (2006) ‘Burundi Enterprise Network’ in Banfield, J., Gündüz, C., and Killick, N. (eds) Local Business, Local Peace: the Peace-building Potential of the Domestic Private Sector. London: International Alert.
IFAD. (1996) PPMER I: Report and Recommendation of the President to the Executive Board on a Proposed Loan to the Rwandese Republic for the Rural Small and Micro-Enterprise Promotion Project. Rome: IFAD.
IFAD. (2003) PPMER II: Report and Recommendation of the President to the Executive Board on a Proposed Loan to the Rwandese Republic for the Rural Small and Micro-Enterprise Promotion Project – Phase II. Rome: IFAD.
IFAD. (2005) PAPSTA: Report and Recommendation of the President to the Executive Board on a Proposed Loan to the Rwandese Republic for the Support Project for the Strategic Plan for the Transformation of Agriculture. Rome: IFAD.
IFAD. (2007) PAPSTA: Summary of Implementation Progress, September 2007. Rome: IFAD.
IRC. (2007) Private Sector Promotion for Rural Economic Growth and Recovery for Northern Uganda. Semi-Annual Report (March 12 – September 11, 2207). New York: International Rescue Committee.
Jooma, M.B. (2005) “We Can’t Eat the Constitution” Transformation and the Socio-Economic Reconstruction of Burundi. London: Institute of Security Studies Paper.
Kimonyo, J-P. and Ntiranyibagira, D. (2007) Reform of the Coffee Sector in Burundi: Prospects for Participation, Prosperity and Peace. London: International Alert.
Selin, M. (2006) Economic Development in Northern Uganda. Kampala: Embassy of Sweden / Sida.
Selin, M. and Heijne, A. (2007) Aligning the Economy with Peace in Uganda. Kampala: Embassy of Sweden / Sida.
Sida. (2008) IRC Matrix: Private Sector Promotion for Rural Economic Growth and Recovery in Northern Uganda. Stockholm: Sida.
Specker, L. and I. Briscoe with J.M. Gasana. (2010) Early Economic Recovery in Fragile States: Case Study Burund: operational challenges. The Hague: Clingendael Institute.
Thompson, A. and Bell, E. (2007) Peacebuilding in Eastern DRC: Improving EU Support for Economic Recovery. London: International Alert.
USAID. (2008b) Cotton Value Chain Case for Northern Uganda. Washington: USAID.
Verwimp, P., and Justino, P. (2006) What Happened to Poverty in Post-Genocide Rwanda?’, in USAID, Poverty Reduction in Conflict and Fragile States: Perspectives from the Household Level. Washington: USAID.
Wandschneider, T., and Hodges, R. (2005) Local Food Aid Procurement in Uganda. Kent: Natural Resources Institute.
South of Africa
Aguilar, R. (2003) ‘Angola’s Incomplete Transition’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Buy online
Auty, R.M. (2008) Political Economy of African Mineral Revenue Deployment: Angola, Botswana, Nigeria and Zambia Compared. Madrid: Real Instituto Elcano.
Banfield, J., and Champain, P. (2004) What Role for Oil Majors in Supporting Sustainable Peace and Development in Angola? A Survey of Stakeholder Perspectives. London: International Alert.
Brück, T. (2003) Land Access, Tenure and Investment in Post-War Northern Mozambique. Berlin: DIW.
Brück, T. (2004) The Welfare Effects of Farm Household Activity Choices in Post-War Mozambique. Berlin: DIW.
Castel-Branco, C., Cramer, C., and Hailu, D. (2003) ‘Privatization and Economic Strategy in Mozambique’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Cornwell, R., and Potgieter, J. (1998a) Angola –At the Precipice? London: Institute of Security Studies Paper.
Cornwell, R., and Potgieter, J. (1998b) Angola – Endgame or Stalemate? London: Institute of Security Studies Paper.
C-SAFE. (2004) Market Assistance Pilot Program (MAPP) – Zimbabwe. External Evaluation Report. Bulawayo: VEDMA Consulting Group.
de Sousa, M.A., Addison, T., Ekman, B., and Stenman, A. (2003) ‘From Humanitarian Assistance to Poverty Reduction in Angola’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Buy online
Dzinesa, G.A. (2006) Sword into Ploughshares. Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration in Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa. London: Institute of Security Studies.
ILO (2006) Building Entrepreneurial Capacity for Returnee and Refugee Women in Angola and Mozambique. Geneva: ILO
Lari, A. (2004) Returning Home to Normal Life? The Plight of Displaced Angolans. London: Institute of Security Studies Paper.
Leão, A. (2007) Different Opportunities, Different Outcomes: Civil war and rebel groups in Angola and Mozambique. Bonn: DIE.
NORAD. (2007b) Evaluation of the Norwegian Petroleum-Related Assistance: Case Studies Regarding Mozambique, Bangladesh, East Timor and Angola. Oslo: NORAD.
Wuyts, M. (2003) ‘The Agrarian Questions in Mozambique’s Transition and Reconstruction’ in T. Addison (ed.) From Conflict to Recovery in Africa. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Zimbabwe MDTF. (2008) Draft Implementation Guidelines. Zimbabwe Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF). Harare.