Forschungsarbeit, 2008
19 Seiten, Note: None
This paper examines the role of the Egyptian state in promoting development and better governance. It analyzes the policies undertaken by the state and assesses their impact on development and governance quality. The paper also explores the compatibility of the state's role in supporting development and in mainstreaming and maintaining better governance.
The introduction emphasizes the crucial role of an effective state in fostering economic and social development. The paper then delves into the socio-economic and political background of Egypt, highlighting its development challenges and the impact of historical policies, including the Infitah policy. The chapter examines the economic difficulties faced by Egypt in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the reliance on foreign aid, and the introduction of the "Better Governance" concept in response to donor conditionalities. It discusses the complex relationship between Egypt's domestic development goals and its international obligations, exemplified by its involvement in the Gulf War and the peace process.
The next section focuses on the role of the Egyptian state in promoting development, emphasizing the importance of state action in alleviating poverty, promoting human rights, and achieving social justice. It outlines the various governmental actors involved in poverty alleviation, including the Ministry of Planning, the Ministry of Social Solidarity, and the Ministry of Education. The chapter also recognizes the growing role of NGOs in development and the participation of civil society in fostering democracy within Egypt.
The final section before the conclusion, "The Egyptian Policies that foster Development", explores specific policies implemented by the Egyptian state to promote development. The chapter highlights the Social Safety Net Programs (SSNP), including the welfare category and the developmental category, focusing on the Social Fund for Development (SFD). It analyzes the food subsidy program, its strengths and limitations, and the controversies surrounding the recent moves to lift subsidies. Finally, the chapter briefly touches upon the challenges and inconsistencies faced by the education policy in Egypt.
The key themes and concepts explored in this paper include development, governance, state role, policy analysis, socio-economic background, Infitah, foreign aid, donor conditionalities, social safety net programs, poverty alleviation, NGOs, civil society, education policy, and Egyptian context.
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