Human Security in Cambodia: Far From OverHuman Security and Development in Myanmar: Issues and Implications

Moe Thuzar

No 96, Working Papers from JICA Research Institute

Abstract: The nexus between human security and development as a workable approach towards inclusive development is gaining prominence. In present-day Myanmar, which is currently undergoing transition and reform, human security needs and challenges are acute, particularly in striving for inclusive and equitable social and economic development in tandem with political stability and national reconciliation. Trust among the different interest groups is a crucial element for moving forward with human security issues. There is a role for inclusive and participatory practices to be instituted in Myanmar’s pursuit of human security in the national development plans. The human security and development approach to assistance programs in Myanmar is thus worth consideration. ASEAN and development partners can leverage on ASEAN’s constructive engagement mechanisms in pursuing this approach in Myanmar.

Date: 2015-03-27
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