Intergovernmental Revenue Assignment and Mobilization Principles and Applications for Somalia

Robert D. Ebel (rebel@robertebel.com)
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Robert D. Ebel: International Center for Public Policy, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State Univeristy

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Abstract: The World Bank’s report on Somalia Economic Update/Special Focus on Intergovernmental Relations concludes that although Somalis face a daunting and long term development challenge to overcome two decades of conflict and fragility, with a commitment of a new government, substantial progress is being made to support a potentially vibrant private sector economy, improve human and economic development outcomes, and prioritize the establishment of intergovernmental (central and member government) institutions for effective macro-fiscal management (World Bank, 2015).

Date: 2018-07
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