Post-conflict Governance

Post-conflict governance refers to the efforts and systems put in place to rebuild a country after a period of conflict or war. It involves establishing stable government institutions, ensuring justice, promoting reconciliation among different groups, and restoring essential services like security, healthcare, and infrastructure. The goal is to create a peaceful, functioning society where citizens can participate in decision-making and development. Effective post-conflict governance helps prevent a return to violence and sets the foundation for sustainable peace and growth.