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Multilateral cooperation in alternative development

Multilaterale Kooperation bei Alternative Development. Am Fallbeispiel zweier UNODC Entwicklungsprojekte in Kolumbien
Authors: Neumeister, Theresa Maria;

Multilateral cooperation in alternative development

Abstract

Der Anbau illegaler Substanzen, deren Handel und Konsum ist eines der Probleme, welchen die international Gemeinschaft versucht entgegenzuwirken. Da es Staaten im Alleingang nicht möglich ist, die damit verbundenen Probleme zu lösen, gehen sie Kooperationen innerhalb internationaler Organisationen ein, um die Sicherheit und den Wohlstand ihrer Bürger zu gewährleisten. Das gemeinsame Interesse an der Bekämpfung des illegalen Drogenanbaus vereint Staaten und andere Akteure des internationalen Systems im Bereich alternative development. Dabei ist der Aufbau von gesellschaftlichen und wirtschaftlichen Strukturen im Rahmen einer gleichgesetellten Partnerschaft mit der Zielbevölkerung unabdinglich. Darüber hinaus können Maßnahmen zur Drogenbekämpfung nur effizient und nachhaltig sein, wenn alternative development und ganzheitliche Entwicklungsstrategien stärker miteingebunden werden.

One problem of global outreach combated by the international community is illicit crop cultivation, the later trade and final consumption. Since single states are not able to resolve this problem on their own they are willing to cooperate within the framework of international organizations in order to secure the provision of security and welfare to their citizens. The mutual interest to eliminate illicit crop cultivation is combining a range of global actors within the context of alternative development. Thereby the establishment of a well-designed socio-economic infrastructure in equal partnership with the project beneficiaries is essential for the projects’ effectiveness and sustainability. Moreover, endeavours in the fight against coca cultivation can only be effective if strong emphasis is put on alternative development and broader development efforts.

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