Transitional governments often navigate post-conflict recovery through the implementation of reconciliation processes, establishment of rule of law, and economic revitalization efforts. They face the challenge of fostering political stability while addressing the grievances of various factions involved in the conflict. Building a sense of national identity and trust is critical, as is creating inclusive governance structures that involve diverse stakeholders. These entities also contend with international scrutiny and the need for legitimacy, making effective communication, strategic partnerships, and transitional justice mechanisms vital for sustainable recovery and long-term peace.