Information is not available on development programs. In 1994, an outbreak of violence in northern Mali might have affected development programs.

The decentralization mission was created in 1993. But the local elections were not held in that year. Nevertheless, the Election Commissioner for development, Manuel Marin, appealed to the government to carry out more development projects for the Tuareg populations of Northern Mali.¹

The 1992 National pact called for increased autonomy and development assistance for the north. Though more information on the central government’s involvement in the socio-economic development is not available, the North of Mali was granted a special decentralization status in the country’s constitution. This could be considered an effort to further the development programs provided for in the peace agreement. However, the government was constrained due to the structural reform program.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.

No information was found on the establishment of a fund for assistance and compensation to civil and military victims.