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Paul Collier: New rules for rebuilding a broken nation
Paul Collier predlaže nova pravila za obnovu razrušenih država
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Dugotrajan sukob može uništiti državu, ostavljajući iza sebe siromaštvo i kaos. Ali koji je ispravan način pomaganja državama koje su zahvaćene ratom? Na TED@State-u Paul Collier objašnjava probleme s planovima pomoći u post-konfliktnim situacijama i predlaže tri ideje koje bi trebale omogućiti bolji pristup.
Paul Collier - Economist
Paul Collier’s book The Bottom Billion shows what is happening to the poorest people in the world, and offers ideas for opening up opportunities to all. Full bio
Paul Collier’s book The Bottom Billion shows what is happening to the poorest people in the world, and offers ideas for opening up opportunities to all. Full bio
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00:16
I'm going to talk about post-conflict recovery
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Govoriti ću o oporavku nakon sukoba
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and how we might do post-conflict recovery better.
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i kako bi ga mogli poboljšati.
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The record on post-conflict recovery is not very impressive.
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Dosadašnji rezultati post-konfliktnog oporavka nisu baš impresivni.
00:32
40 percent of all post-conflict situations,
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Kod 40% post-konfliktnih situacija,
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historically, have reverted back to conflict within a decade.
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ako gledamo kroz povijest, unutar desetljeća ponovno dođe do sukoba
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In fact, they've accounted for half of all civil wars.
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A ti sukobi čine više od polovice svih građanskih ratova.
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Why has the record been so poor?
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Zašto su rezultati tako slabi?
00:48
Well, the conventional approach
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Pa, konvencionalni pristup
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to post-conflict situations
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kod post-konfliktnih situacija
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has rested on, on kind of, three principles.
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oslanja se na tri principa.
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The first principle is: it's the politics that matters.
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Prvi princip: politika je najbitnija.
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So, the first thing that is prioritized is politics.
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Najveći prioritet ima politika.
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Try and build a political settlement first.
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Prvo se nastoje izgraditi uvjeti za politiku.
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And then the second step is to say,
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Zatim u drugom koraku se prizna,
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"The situation is admittedly dangerous, but only for a short time."
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"Situacija je opasna, ali samo kratkoročno."
01:16
So get peacekeepers there, but get them home as soon as possible.
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Pa se dovedu mirotvorci, ali s ciljem da ih se što prije vrati kući.
01:21
So, short-term peacekeepers.
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Dakle, radi se o kratkoročnim mirotvorcima
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And thirdly, what is the exit strategy for the peacekeepers?
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I treće, koja je izlazna strategija za mirotvorce?
01:28
It's an election.
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Izbori.
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That will produce a legitimate and accountable government.
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Izbori, koji će na vlast dovesti legitimnu i odgovornu vladu.
01:35
So that's the conventional approach.
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To je konvencionalni pristup.
01:38
I think that approach denies reality.
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Mislim da taj pristup nije u skladu sa stvarnošću.
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We see that there is no quick fix.
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Vidimo da nema brzog rješenja.
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There's certainly no quick security fix.
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A sigurno ne postoji brzo rješenje za problem sigurnosti.
01:49
I've tried to look at the risks of reversion to conflict,
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Pokušao sam proučiti rizike ponovnog sukoba,
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during our post-conflict decade.
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unutar desteljeća nakon sukoba.
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And the risks stay high throughout the decade.
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I rizici ostaju visoki kroz cijelo desetljeće.
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And they stay high regardless of the political innovations.
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I ostaju visoki bez obzira na političke inovacije.
02:05
Does an election produce an accountable and legitimate government?
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Da li izbori na vlast dovode odgovornu i legitimnu vladu?
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What an election produces is a winner and a loser.
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Nakon izbora dobivate pobjednika i gubitnika.
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And the loser is unreconciled.
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A gubitnik se ne miri sa situacijom.
02:20
The reality is that we need to reverse the sequence.
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U stvarnosti trebamo obrnuti redoslijed.
02:24
It's not the politics first;
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Nije politika na prvom mjestu;
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it's actually the politics last.
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već na zadnjem.
02:29
The politics become easier as the decade progresses
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Politika postaje lakša kako tih deset godina prolaze
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if you're building on a foundation
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ukoliko gradite na temeljima
02:35
of security and economic development --
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sigurnosti i ekonomskog razvoja.
02:40
the rebuilding of prosperity.
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Ponovna izgradnja blagostanja.
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Why does the politics get easier?
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Zašto politika postaje jednostavnija?
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And why is it so difficult initially?
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I zašto je u početku tako složena?
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Because after years of stagnation and decline,
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Zbog toga što je nakon godina stagnacije i nazadovanja,
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the mentality of politics is that it's a zero-sum game.
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prevladavajući mentalitet da je politika igra nulte sume.
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If the reality is stagnation,
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Ukoliko je stvarnost stagnacija,
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I can only go up if you go down.
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ja mogu ići gore samo ako ti ideš dolje.
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And that doesn't produce a productive politics.
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A to ne dovodi do produktivne politike
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And so the mentality has to shift from
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Mentalitet se mora promijeniti iz
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zero-sum to positive-sum
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nulte-sume u pozitivnu sumu
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before you can get a productive politics.
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prije nego što dođe do produktivne politike.
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You can only get positive, that mental shift,
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A do pozitivnog mentalnog pomaka može doći
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if the reality is that prosperity is being built.
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samo ako u stvarnosti dolazi do povećanja blagostanja.
03:21
And in order to build prosperity, we need security in place.
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A da bi izgradili blagostanje, nužno je prvo poboljšati sigurnost.
03:26
So that is what you get when you face reality.
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To se dobije kada se suoči sa stvarnošću.
03:28
But the objective of facing reality
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Ali cilj suočavanja sa stvarnošću
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is to change reality.
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je njeno mijenjanje.
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And so now let me suggest
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Molim vas dopustite mi da vam predložim
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two complimentary approaches
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dva komplementarna pristupa
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to changing the reality of the situations.
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mijenjanju stvarnosti situacije.
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The first is to recognize the interdependence
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Prvi je prepoznati međusobnu ovisnost
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of three key actors, who are different actors,
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tri glavna čimbenika, tri različita čimbenika
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and at the moment are uncoordinated.
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koji u ovom trenutku nisu koordinirani
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The first actor is the Security Council.
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Prvi čimbenik je Vijeće sigurnosti.
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The Security Council typically has the responsibility
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Vijeće sigurnosti obično ima odgovornost
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for providing the peacekeepers
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slanja mirotvoraca
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who build the security.
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koji poboljšavaju sigurnost.
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And that needs to be recognized,
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I nužno je da to prepoznamo,
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first of all, that peacekeeping works.
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kao prvo, da održavanje mira funkcionira.
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It is a cost-effective approach.
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To je ekonomičan pristup.
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It does increase security.
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I stvarno poboljšava sigurnost.
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But it needs to be done long-term.
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Ali nužno je da traje duži period vremena.
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It needs to be a decade-long approach,
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Mora trajati cijelo desetljeće,
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rather than just a couple of years.
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umjesto samo nekoliko godina.
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That's one actor, the Security Council.
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To je jedan čimbenik, vijeće sigurnosti.
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The second actor, different cast of guys,
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Drugi čimbenik, potpuno nezavisan od prvog čimbenika,
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is the donors.
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su donatori.
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The donors provide post-conflict aid.
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Donatori daju pomoć u razdoblju nakon sukoba.
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Typically in the past,
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Uobičajeno u prošlosti,
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the donors have been interested in the first couple of years,
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donori su zainteresirani prvih nekoliko godina,
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and then they got bored.
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a zatim im situacija dosadi.
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They moved on to some other situation.
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I prijeđu na neku drugu situaciju.
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Post-conflict economic recovery
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Ekonomski oporavak u razdoblju nakon sukoba
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is a slow process.
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je dugotrajan i spor proces.
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There are no quick processes in economics
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Ne postoje brzi procesi u ekonomiji
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except decline.
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osim propadanja.
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You can do that quite fast.
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To možete napraviti prilično brzo
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(Laughter)
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(Smijeh)
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So the donors have to stick with this situation
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Dakle, donori moraju ostati ustrajni u rješavanju situacije
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for at least a decade.
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barem kroz jedno desetljeće.
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And then the third key actor
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I treći ključan čimbenik
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is the post-conflict government.
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je post-konfliktna vlada.
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And there are two key things it's got to do.
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Dvije su ključne stvari koje ta vlada mora napraviti.
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One is it's got to do economic reform,
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Jedna je ekonomska reforma,
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not fuss about the political constitution.
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a ne se brinuti o političkom sastavu,
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It's got to reform economic policy.
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Mora reformirati ekonomsku politiku.
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Why? Because during conflict
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Zašto? Zbog toga što za vrijeme sukoba
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economic policy typically deteriorates.
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ekonomska politika obično nazaduje.
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Governments snatch short-term opportunities
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Vlade iskorištavaju kratkotrajne prilike.
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and, by the end of the conflict, the chickens have come home to roost.
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I do kraja sukoba, to dođe na naplatu.
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So this legacy of conflict is really bad economic policy.
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Dakle, nasljedstvo sukoba je loša ekonomska politika.
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So there is a reform agenda, and there is an inclusion agenda.
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Postoji plan reforme, ali i plan uključivanja.
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The inclusion agenda doesn't come from elections.
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Uključivanje ne dolazi iz izbora.
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Elections produce a loser, who is then excluded.
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Nakon izbora imamo gubitnika, koji je isključen iz situacije.
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So the inclusion agenda means genuinely
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Pa uključivanja znači iskrenu
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bringing people inside the tent.
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suradnju političkih faktora.
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So those three actors.
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Dakle, ta tri ključna čimbenika.
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And they are interdependent
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Tri međusobno povezana čimenika
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over a long term.
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u duljem vremenskom razdoblju.
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If the Security Council doesn't commit to security
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Ukoliko se Vijeće sigurnosti ne obveže na čuvanje sigurnosti
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over the course of a decade,
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u periodu od desetljeća
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you don't get the reassurance which produces private investment.
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tada ne dolazi do razine sigurnosti koja omogućava privatno ulaganje.
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If you don't get the policy reform and the aid,
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Ukoliko ne dođe do reforme politike i donacija
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you don't get the economic recovery,
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tada ne dolazi do ekonomskog oporavka,
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which is the true exit strategy for the peacekeepers.
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koji je jedina prava izlazna strategija za mirotvorce.
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So we should recognize that interdependence,
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Trebali bi priznati tu međusobnu ovisnost,
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by formal, mutual commitments.
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formalnim, zajedničkim ugovorima.
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The United Nations actually has a language
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UN ima jezik
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for these mutual commitments, the recognition of mutual commitments;
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za te takve dogovore, priznanje zajedničkih obaveza.
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it's called the language of compact.
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Zove se jezik ugovora.
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And so we need a post-conflict compact.
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Potreban nam je post-konfliktni ugovor.
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The United Nations even has an agency which could broker these compacts;
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UN čak ima i agenciju koja bi mogla posredovati pri tim ugovorima.
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it's called the Peace Building Commission.
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Zove se "Mirovna komisija".
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It would be ideal to have a standard set of norms
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Bilo bi idealno kada bi postojao standardni set normi
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where, when we got to a post-conflict situation,
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koje bi, kad dođe do post-konfliktnih situacija,
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there was an expectation of these mutual commitments
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dovele do toga da postoji određeno očekivanje od međusobnih ugovora
07:01
from the three parties.
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triju čimbenika.
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So that's idea one:
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To je prva ideja.
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recognize interdependence.
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Prepoznati međusobnu ovisnost.
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And now let me turn to the second approach, which is complimentary.
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A sad ću govoriti o drugom pristupu, koji je komplementaran.
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And that is to focus on a few critical objectives.
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I koji se fokusira na nekoliko kritičnih ciljeva.
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Typical post-conflict situation is a zoo
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Uobičajeno, situacija nakon sukoba sliči na zoološki vrt
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of different actors with different priorities.
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različitih čimbenika s različitim prioritetima.
07:30
And indeed, unfortunately, if you navigate by needs
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I, nažalost, ako ispunjavate sve potrebe
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you get a very unfocused agenda,
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dolazi do jako nefokusirane agende.
07:37
because in these situations, needs are everywhere,
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Zbog toga što u ovakvim situacijama, svi imaju određene potrebe.
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but the capacity to implement change is very limited.
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Ali je kapacitet za provedbu promjena jako ograničen.
07:44
So we have to be disciplined and focus on things that are critical.
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Zbog toga moramo biti disciplinirani i fokusirani na kritične stvari.
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And I want to suggest that in the typical post-conflict situation
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Tvrdim da su u post-konfliktnoj situaciji
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three things are critical.
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tri stvari kritične.
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One is jobs.
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Jedna su poslovi.
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One is improvements in basic services --
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Druga je poboljšanje osnovnih usluga.
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especially health, which is a disaster during conflict.
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Naročito zdravstva, koje je, nakon sukoba, obično u katastrofalnom stanju.
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So jobs, health, and clean government.
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Najvažnije stvari su: poslovi, zdravlje i "čista" vlada.
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Those are the three critical priorities.
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To su tri kritična prioriteta.
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So I'm going to talk a little about each of them.
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Govoriti ću malo o svakom.
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Jobs.
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Poslovi.
08:16
What is a distinctive approach
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Koji je karakterističan pristup
08:19
to generating jobs in post-conflict situations?
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stvaranju poslova u post-konfliktnim situacijama?
08:22
And why are jobs so important?
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I zašto su poslovi tako bitni?
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Jobs for whom? Especially jobs for young men.
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Poslovi za koga? Naročito za mlade muškarce.
08:29
In post-conflict situations,
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U post-konfliktnim situacijama,
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the reason that they so often revert to conflict,
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glavni razlog zašto tako često ponovno dođe do sukoba
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is not because elderly women get upset.
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nije zbog toga što se uznemire starije žene.
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It's because young men get upset.
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Već zbog toga što se uznemire mladi muškarci.
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And why are they upset? Because they have nothing to do.
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A zašto su uznemireni? Jer nemaju što raditi.
08:44
And so we need a process of generating jobs,
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I zbog toga trebamo proces stvaranja poslova,
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for ordinary young men, fast.
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za obične mlade muškarce, i to brzo.
08:53
Now, that is difficult.
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To je jako teško.
08:56
Governments in post-conflict situation
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Vlade u post-konfliktnim situacijama
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often respond by puffing up the civil service.
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često reagiraju prevelikim zapošljavanjem u javnoj upravi.
09:02
That is not a good idea.
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To nije dobra ideja.
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It's not sustainable.
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To nije održivo.
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In fact, you're building a long-term liability
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U stvarnosti, na taj način se stvara dugotrajan problem
09:09
by inflating civil service.
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prekomjernim rastom javne uprave.
09:11
But getting the private sector to expand is also difficult,
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Teško je postići rast privatnog sektora.
09:15
because any activity which is open to international trade
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Zbog toga što bilo koja aktivnost koja je otvorena međunarodnoj trgovini
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is basically going to be uncompetitive
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u suštini nikad neće biti kompetitivna
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in a post-conflict situation.
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u post-konfliktnoj situaciji.
09:24
These are not environments where you can build export manufacturing.
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To nisu okoline u kojima je moguće izgraditi izvozne industrije.
09:29
There's one sector which isn't exposed to international trade,
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Ali postoji sektor koji nije izložen međunarodnoj trgovini,
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and which can generate a lot of jobs,
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a koji može stvoriti velik broj poslova.
09:37
and which is, in any case, a sensible sector
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A koji je, u svakom slučaju, razuman izbor
09:39
to expand, post-conflict,
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u post-konfliktnim situacijama.
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and that is the construction sector.
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Sektor graditeljstva.
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The construction sector has a vital role,
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Građevinski sektor ima izuzetno važnu ulogu,
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obviously, in reconstruction.
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očito je, u izgradnji.
09:51
But typically that sector has withered away during conflict.
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Ali obično taj sektor nazaduje za vrijeme sukoba.
09:56
During conflict people are doing destruction.
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Za vrijeme sukoba ljudi obično uništavaju.
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There isn't any construction going on. And so the sector shrivels away.
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Ne gradi se puno i zbog toga građevina propada.
10:02
And then when you try and expand it,
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A kad ga pokušate proširiti,
10:04
because it's shriveled away,
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zbog toga što je gotovo propao,
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you encounter a lot of bottlenecks.
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suočavate se s mnogo prepreka.
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Basically, prices soar
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Obično, cijene narastu
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and crooked politicians then milk the rents from the sector,
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a korumpirani političari potkradaju zaradu.
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but it doesn't generate any jobs.
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Ne dođe do stvaranje poslova.
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And so the policy priority is to break the bottlenecks
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Zbog toga prioritet treba biti rušenje prepreka
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in expanding the construction sector.
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jačanjem građevinskog sektora.
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What might the bottlenecks be?
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Koje su prepreke?
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Just think what you have to do
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Samo zamislite što sve morate napraviti da bi
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successfully to build a structure, using a lot of labor.
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uspješno izgradili građevinu, korištenjem velikog broja radnika.
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First you need access to land.
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Prvo, potreban je pristup zemlji.
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Often the legal system is broken down
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Često je zakonski sustav potpuno rastrojen
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so you can't even get access to land.
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i ne možete dobiti vlasništvo nad zemljom.
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Secondly you need skills,
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Kao drugo, potrebne su vještine,
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the mundane skills of the construction sector.
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vještine građevinskog sektora.
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In post-conflict situations we don't just need Doctors Without Borders,
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U post-konfliktnim situacijama, nisu nam samo potrebni doktori bez granica
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we need Bricklayers Without Borders,
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potrebni su nam postavljači opeka bez granica,
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to rebuild the skill set.
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da bi ponovno naučili graditelje osnovnim vještinama.
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We need firms. The firms have gone away.
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Potrebne su nam tvrtke, međutim većina ih je ili propala ili otišla iz zemlje.
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So we need to encourage the growth of local firms.
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Pa moramo poticati rast lokalnih tvrtki.
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If we do that, we not only get the jobs,
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Ako to uspijemo, ne samo da stvaramo poslove,
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we get the improvements in public infrastructure,
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već i poboljšavamo javnu infrastrukturu,
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the restoration of public infrastructure.
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obnavljamo javnu infrastrukturu.
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Let me turn from jobs to the second objective,
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Sada ću prijeći s poslova na drugi cilj,
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which is improving basic social services.
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poboljšanje osnovnih javnih usluga.
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And to date, there has been a sort of a schizophrenia
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I do danas, postojala je određena shizofrenija,
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in the donor community,
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u zajednici donatora,
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as to how to build basic services
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o načinu kako izgraditi osnovne javne usluge
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in post-conflict sectors.
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u post-konfliktnim sektorima.
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On the one hand it pays lip service
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Na jednu stranu propagiraju
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to the idea of rebuild an effective state
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ideju izgradnje učinkovite države
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in the image of Scandinavia in the 1950s.
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po uzoru na Skandinavske zemalje u 1950-im.
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Lets develop line ministries of this, that, and the other,
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Razvijmo ministarstva ovoga i onoga i institucije
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that deliver these services.
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koje će ispunjavati te usluge.
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And it's schizophrenic because in their hearts
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A to je shizofreno, jer
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donors know that's not a realistic agenda,
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donori znaju da to nije realistično.
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and so what they also do is the total bypass:
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Pa naprave potpuni zaobilazak.
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just fund NGOs.
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Doniraju sredstva nevladinim organizacijama.
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Neither of those approaches is sensible.
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Niti jedan od ovih pristupa nije razuman.
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And so what I'd suggest
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Pa ja predlažem
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is what I call Independent Service Authorities.
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osnivanje Nezavisnih uslužnih tijela.
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It's to split the functions of a monopoly line ministry up into three.
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Treba podijeliti funkcije ministarstava na tri dijela.
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The planning function and policy function stays with the ministry;
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Funkcija planiranja i politike ostaje pri ministarstvu.
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the delivery of services on the ground,
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A za samo ispunjavanje usluga
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you should use whatever works --
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trebaju se koristiti bilo koje institucije koje funkcioniraju
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churches, NGOs, local communities,
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crkve, nevladine organizacije, lokalne zajednice.
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whatever works.
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Što god funkcionira.
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And in between, there should be a public agency,
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A između, trebala bi postojati javna agencija,
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the Independent Service Authority,
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Nazavisno uslužno tijelo
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which channels public money,
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koje usmjerava javni novac,
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and especially donor money,
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i naročito donirani novac,
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to the retail providers.
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u davatelje usluga.
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So the NGOs become part of a public government system,
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Tako nevladine organizacije postaju dio javnog vladinog sustava,
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rather than independent of it.
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tj. nisu nezavisne od vlade.
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One advantage of that is that you can allocate money coherently.
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Jedna od prednosti je mogućnost usklađene raspodjele novca.
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Another is, you can make NGOs accountable.
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A druga je, nevladine udruge postaju odgovorne.
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You can use yardstick competition,
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Koristi se obična konkurencija.
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so they have to compete against each other
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Moraju se međusobno natjecati
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for the resources.
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za resurse.
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The good NGOs, like Oxfam, are very keen on this idea.
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Dobre nevladine organizacije, kao npr Oxfam, su jako zainteresirane za ovu ideju.
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They want to have the discipline and accountability.
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Žele imati disciplinu i odgovornost.
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So that's a way to get basic services scaled up.
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To je način kako poboljšati osnovne usluge.
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And because the government would be funding it,
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I zbog toga što vlada osigurava sredstva,
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it would be co-branding these services.
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vlada bi oblikovala te usluge i dobivala određene zasluge.
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So they wouldn't be provided thanks to
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Tako da sve zasluge ne bi pripale
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the United States government and some NGO.
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vladi SAD-a i nekoj nevladinoj organizaciji.
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They would be co-branded
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Već bi zasluge dijelom pripale
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as being done by the post-conflict government, in the country.
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i post-konfliktnoj vladi.
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So, jobs, basic services, finally, clean government.
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Znači: poslovi, osnovne usluge i konačno čista vlada.
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Clean means follow their money.
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Čista vlada znači transparentno upravljanje novcem.
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The typical post-conflict government is so short of money
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Obično, post-konfliktnoj vladi kronično nedostaje novac
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that it needs our money
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toliko da joj je potreban naš novac
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just to be on a life-support system.
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samo da se održi.
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You can't get the basic functions of the state done
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Nije moguće pokrenuti osnovne funkcije države
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unless we put money into the core budget of these countries.
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ukoliko ne damo novac direktno u proračun tih zemalja.
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But, if we put money into the core budget,
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Ali ako damo novac u proračun,
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we know that there aren't the budget systems with integrity
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znamo da to nisu sredstva s integritetom,
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that mean that money will be well spent.
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koji znači da će naš novac biti dobro potrošen.
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And if all we do is put money in and close our eyes
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A ako samo damo novac i zatvorimo oči
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it's not just that the money is wasted --
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ne znači samo da je naš novac bačen,
14:17
that's the least of the problems --
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to je najmanji problem,
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it's that the money is captured.
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nego da je novac ukraden.
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It's captured by the crooks who are at the heart of the political problem.
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Ukraden od lopova koji su središte političkog problema.
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And so inadvertently we empower the people who are the problem.
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I na taj način nenamjerno potičemo ljude koji su problem.
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So building clean government means, yes, provide money
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Pa gradnja čiste vlade zahtjeva davanje novca direktno
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to the budget,
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u proračun.
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but also provide a lot of scrutiny,
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Ali nužno je ugraditi mehanizme nadzora.
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which means a lot of technical assistance that follows the money.
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Što znači poprilično tehničke podrške koja prati novac.
14:46
Paddy Ashdown, who was the grand high nabob of Bosnia
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Paddy Ashdown, koji je bio visoki predstavnik međunarodne zajednice u Bosni
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to the United Nations,
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pri UN-u,
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in his book about his experience, he said,
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u svojoj knjizi, kaže
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"I realize what I needed
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"Shvaćam da su mi bili potrebni
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was accountants without borders,
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računovođe bez granica,
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to follow that money."
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koji bi pratili taj novac."
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So that's the -- let me wrap up,
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I to je - da zaključim,
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this is the package.
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to je paket.
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What's the goal?
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Koji je cilj?
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If we follow this, what would we hope to achieve?
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Ukoliko slijedimo ove upute, čemu se možemo nadati?
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That after 10 years,
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Da nakon 10 godina,
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the focus on the construction sector
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fokusiranje na građevinski sektor
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would have produced both jobs
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bi proizvelo i poslove
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and, hence, security --
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pa tako i sigurnost.
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because young people would have jobs --
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Zbog toga što bi mladi ljudi imali posao.
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and it would have reconstructed the infrastructure.
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I rekonstruirali bi infrastrukturu.
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So that's the focus on the construction sector.
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To je fokus građevinskog sektora.
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The focus on the basic service delivery
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Fokus na pružanje osnovnih usluga
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through these independent service authorities
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kroz nezavisna uslužna tijela
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would have rescued basic services
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bi spasio osnovne usluge
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from their catastrophic levels,
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od katastrofe.
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and it would have given ordinary people
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I dao bi osjećaj običnim ljudima
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the sense that the government was doing something useful.
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da vlada radi nešto korisno.
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The emphasis on clean government
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Naglasak na čistu vladu
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would have gradually squeezed out the political crooks,
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bi polako iskorijenio političke lopove.
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because there wouldn't be any money
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Zbog toga što ne bi bilo novca
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in taking part in the politics.
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u bavljenju politikom.
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And so gradually the selection,
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I postupno kroz selekciju,
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the composition of politicians,
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sastav političara,
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would shift from the crooked to the honest.
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bi se promijenio od lopova do poštenih.
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Where would that leave us?
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I gdje bi se onda našli?
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Gradually it would shift
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Politika bi se postupno mijenjala
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from a politics of plunder
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od politike pljačke
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to a politics of hope. Thank you.
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do politike nade. Hvala
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Paul Collier - EconomistPaul Collier’s book The Bottom Billion shows what is happening to the poorest people in the world, and offers ideas for opening up opportunities to all.
Why you should listen
Paul Collier studies the political and economic problems of the very poorest countries: 50 societies, many in sub-Saharan Africa, that are stagnating or in decline, and taking a billion people down with them. His book The Bottom Billion identifies the four traps that keep such countries mired in poverty, and outlines ways to help them escape, with a mix of direct aid and external support for internal change.
From 1998 to 2003, Collier was the director of the World Bank's Development Research Group; he now directs the Centre for the Study of African Economies at Oxford, where he continues to advise policymakers.
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