Economic transition in Solomon Islands

Tobias Akhtar Haque

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International Development and Aid Peacebuilding and International Security Island Studies and Pacific Affairs

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International economic development assistance to Solomon Islands has recently undergone an important ‘transition’. The Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) ten-year post-conflict stabilisation intervention is coming to an end, and bilateral and multilateral donors have now taken over key RAMSI functions in economic management. The international community is moving its focus from stabilisation and security towards longer term development needs, under more conventional modalities of support (Coppel 2012). (First paragraph of introduction).

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