The BINA Program is an International Development Program that aimed to help fragile states such as Libya to overcome their challenges by rebuilding human and institutional capacity based on professionalism, efficiency, transparency and good governance. The Program was a joint initiative of the SESRIC, the Libyan Program for Reintegration and Development (LPRD) and the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB). SESRIC assumed the role of executing organ of the Program.
Main Objective:
The main aim of the BINA Program was to accelerate state rebuilding by improving the performance and efficiency of the national institutions and civil society organizations, as well as to foster private sector development in the post-conflict era.
Partners:
SESRIC, the Libyan Program for Reintegration and Development (LPRD) and the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB).
Outcomes:
- Gathering and analyzing the relevant data and information pertaining to the current institutional structure of the State,
- Launching researches and analytical studies on the challenges of the State,
- Providing policy recommendations and solution proposals for rebuilding state institutions,
- Contributing to the development of the private sector and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs),
- Building the human capacity of cadres, civil servants and leaders through capacity building training programs,
- Partnering with relevant Libyan Institutions as well as connecting and involving decision makers and experts in the relevant Projects of the BINA Program.
The BINA PROGRAM included the following projects:
The Research Project for Reintegration, Development and State Building
More information about the Program is available at: http://binaprogram.org/
Implemented Activities under the BINA PROGRAM are as follows: