Twelve years into a devastating civil war, a one-in-two-century earthquake devastated northwestern Syria. The 7.6 Richter scale shock was the deadliest in Syria after the one that hit Aleppo in 1822. Using novel data sources, such as big data, this Syria Economic Monitor analyzes what happens to a conflict-affected economy in the months following a large natural disaster. The earthquake created large human losses and physical damages in the most contested...
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Syria Economic Monitor, Summer 2023 : The Economic Aftershocks of Large Earthquakes
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Syria Economic Monitor, Summer 2023 : The Economic Aftershocks of Large Earthquakes (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099540309012311026