International experiences
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Rebuilding Education in Post-Liberation Syria: A Comparative Study of International Experiences
Executive Summary: This report presents a comprehensive vision for reforming Syria’s educational system in the post-liberation phase, drawing on an analysis of the experiences of countries that have emerged from devastating conflicts, as well as those that have achieved globally…
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Rwanda’s Economic Renaissance Thirty Years After the Genocide: Lessons for Post-Conflict Syria
Executive Summary: Post-conflict states are not only left with devastated infrastructure, but also face the disintegration of institutions, economic stagnation, and deep social fragmentation. Within this context, Rwanda’s post-genocide trajectory stands out as a model worthy of study in terms…
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Reflections on South Africa’s Experience in Avoiding Civil War
Executive Summary: This report underscores the grave risk of Syria sliding into civil war amid ongoing social polarization and sporadic outbreaks of violence across different regions of the country. Civil wars often result in the disintegration of social and political…
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Developing Municipalities in Syria: Is the Turkish Model Applicable?
Executive Summary: Syrian municipalities under the Assad regime were long plagued by deep institutional dysfunction. They were exploited for political purposes, burdened by bureaucracy, and riddled with corruption, depriving citizens of essential services such as sanitation, infrastructure, and urban planning.…
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Rebuilding State Institutions after Conflict: A Case Study of Rwanda and the Potential Application in the Syrian Context
Executive Summary: In post-conflict situations, states often face the acute collapse of their institutions, as was the case in Rwanda, where the genocide led to prolonged chaos and profound economic and social deterioration. This report examines Rwanda’s experience following the…
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