This framework explores governance reforms for resource management in Comoros, highlighting stakeholder engagement and fiscal policies.
This theoretical framework explores the political economy of natural resource extraction in Comoros, situating it within the broader context of Central Africa's development challenges. Not applicable as this is a theoretical framework article. Theoretical insights underscore the necessity for robust governance reforms and stakeholder engagement in resource management to mitigate negative socioeconomic effects. Comoros should implement transparent fiscal policies, enhance transparency in government procurement processes, and strengthen accountability mechanisms.
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