Since humans could first walk we have been at war with each other over one opinion or another. In the immediate area of conflict, the primary aim is preventing human casualties and ensuring access to the basics for survival: water, sanitation, food, shelter, and health care. While the expenses for these supplies seem costly at first, it is nothing in comparison to the exceedingly high cost of repair of the damage caused once the war has ended.1 Supplies and establishments destroyed, the countries will look to others for assistance in reconstruction.
Thankfully, the Dominican Republic has not seen the vast levels of devastation that other nations have experienced. You only have to look at news reports to see the horrors that other countries …show more content…
Due to the unstable nature of the governments in these war-torn regions there is little confidence that the money would be used effectively. Not only could the money be handled in a way that does not benefit the nation, there is still a chance that the post-war zone could easily devolve back into an area of conflict.4 If the organization does choose to provide aid then this process needs to be done very …show more content…
There is a risk for the money to be used inappropriately or redirected to lower priority efforts. In general, it might be used in a way that it wasn't intended. Rather than trying to do a lot of things, start with a few symbolic achievements to show progress.5 They should be provided for very specific and agreed upon social structures or improvements, such as supplying electricity to a certain city, or rebuilding hospitals all the hospitals that have been destroyed as an effect of the war) The World Bank’s process should not just be to hand out a blank check. The nation that has suffered should come forward with specific ideas for what they think would make the most positive impact, within a cost-effective range. One key way to keep a plan more cost-effective would be to fix and resource existing institutions rather than to create new ones.6 The campaigns need to be planned out ahead of time, with both the nation and the World Bank in agreement that the construction would, without question make a positive impact on the nation’s
Thankfully, the Dominican Republic has not seen the vast levels of devastation that other nations have experienced. You only have to look at news reports to see the horrors that other countries …show more content…
Due to the unstable nature of the governments in these war-torn regions there is little confidence that the money would be used effectively. Not only could the money be handled in a way that does not benefit the nation, there is still a chance that the post-war zone could easily devolve back into an area of conflict.4 If the organization does choose to provide aid then this process needs to be done very …show more content…
There is a risk for the money to be used inappropriately or redirected to lower priority efforts. In general, it might be used in a way that it wasn't intended. Rather than trying to do a lot of things, start with a few symbolic achievements to show progress.5 They should be provided for very specific and agreed upon social structures or improvements, such as supplying electricity to a certain city, or rebuilding hospitals all the hospitals that have been destroyed as an effect of the war) The World Bank’s process should not just be to hand out a blank check. The nation that has suffered should come forward with specific ideas for what they think would make the most positive impact, within a cost-effective range. One key way to keep a plan more cost-effective would be to fix and resource existing institutions rather than to create new ones.6 The campaigns need to be planned out ahead of time, with both the nation and the World Bank in agreement that the construction would, without question make a positive impact on the nation’s