Natural resource revenue management in low- and middle-income countries experiencing politically fragile conditions: A systematic review

A systematic review and contextualisation report of Review Findings for Afghanistan and Myanmar

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2018
Country:
Afghanistan and Burma
Document Type:
Systematic Review
Theme:
Climate and Environment, Economic Growth and Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Ghose, J, Bakshi, S.K., Arora, N, Sharma, R, Deepa, N and Govindan, M

Abstract

This systematic review sought to understand the efficacy of natural resource funds (NRFs) as an intervention to manage revenues from mineral resources in low- and middle-income countries experiencing politically fragile circumstances. The following 3 questions were examined through the review:

  • How are NRFs used to manage resource revenue in resource-rich countries?
  • What has been the impact of existing NRFs?
  • How can NRFs be made more effective, especially in low- and middle-income countries experiencing politically fragile conditions?

This report was commissioned under the Department for International Development’s DFID Systematic Review Programme for South Asia.

Citation

  • Ghose J, Bakshi SK, Arora N, Sharma R, Deepa N, Govindan M (2017) Natural Resource Revenue Management in Low- And Middle- Income Countries Experiencing Politically Fragile Conditions: A Systematic Review. London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, UCL Institute of Education, University College London.

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