Tenth Report - The humanitarian situation in Tigray
Select Committee
International Development Committee
30 April 2021
Government Response (AI assessment · 71 of 73 classified)
Accepted
24
Acknowledged
29
Deferred
2
Rejected
5
Government response
The humanitarian situation in Tigray: Government Response to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2019–21 · published 16 Jul 2021
Recommendations & Conclusions
2 results
14
Recommendation
Deferred
Para 62
As the conflict continues, there is a risk the violence in Tigray could destabilise the...
Recommendation
As the conflict continues, there is a risk the violence in Tigray could destabilise the broader region, spreading instability to already fragile neighbouring states such as Sudan. There is a significant risk that the conflict could become protracted or escalate, …
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Government Response Summary
The government states that while detailed reconstruction planning is premature due to the dynamic situation, some initial consideration of reconstruction and recovery planning will begin at an early stage.
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62
Recommendation
Deferred
As the conflict continues, there is a risk the violence in Tigray could destabilise the...
Recommendation
As the conflict continues, there is a risk the violence in Tigray could destabilise the broader region, spreading instability to already fragile neighbouring states such as Sudan. There is a significant risk that the conflict could become protracted or escalate, …
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Government Response Summary
The government states that it is too early for detailed post-conflict reconstruction planning due to the dynamic situation in Tigray. However, it commits to commencing some initial consideration of reconstruction and recovery planning internally and with external partners at an early stage.
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