Navigating External Resources: Access and Management Strategies for Countries in Transition

This unique framework aims to help transition countries effectively leverage external resources in alignment with their national priorities.

The first part of the framework outlines six major categories of external resources, enabling countries to identify and access the most suitable forms of support for their unique transition contexts. The second part introduces five key strategies to enhance a country’s capacity to manage available resources effectively.

The framework underscores the importance of recipient-driven solutions, ensuring that external assistance serves as a catalyst for meaningful and lasting change rather than a short-term fix.

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