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USAID support for rule of law in Central America and Mexico : strategic priorities for the future
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USAID support for rule of law in Central America and Mexico : strategic priorities for the future
The USAID Bureau for Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance, Democracy and Go-vernance Office (DCHA/DG), commissioned the firm Democracy International (DI) to conduct this study to review USAID"s recent support for rule of law strengthening in Mexico and Central America, with an emphasis on Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
Costello, Charles E.; Guttmann, J. Michele · 2009
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Abstract
The study focuses on the last five to seven years of programming, although the core countries began rule of law (ROL) programming at different points and are now at different stages of development. The purpose of the study is to examine current political, social, and economic challenges in the region, gauge the effectiveness of ROL programs in advancing democratic development, and formulate recommen-dations concerning strategic priorities for ROL programming in the region over the next five to ten years. (Excerpt)
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