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Generating Private Investment in Fragile and Conflicted-Affected Areas

Feb 28, 2019

IFC

The private sector can help break the cycle of conflict, fragility, and poverty that persists in many fragile and conflict-affected situations (FCS). This study draws on academic research and IFC’s experience with the private sector in FCS to derive lessons on how to engage with the private sector to foster growth, job creation, and stability.

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Conflict and Grievances

Generating Private Investment in Fragile and Conflicted-Affected Areas

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