Linking Relief and Development in the Greater Horn of Africa

Author(s)
USAID
Publication language
English
Pages
56pp
Date published
01 May 1996
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
Funding and donors, International law, Development & humanitarian aid, Leadership and Decisionmaking
Countries
United Republic of Tanzania, Uganda, Sudan, Somalia, Rwanda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Burundi

This paper has been prepared under the aegis of the President's Greater Horn of Africa Initiative (GHAI). It was written by the USAID staff on the GHAI Inter-Agency Team established to promote rapid transitions from relief to development. It looks historically at internal USAID constraints that have inhibited smooth transitions between relief and development programming in countries in the Greater Horn of Africa. The transition experience in post-war Ethiopia was a central point of reference for this paper; experiences of USAID staff in Washington, Eritrea, Somalia and Rwanda and other Greater Horn countries were also drawn upon.