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Thomas Wheeler tracks progress made in reducing violent conflict and outlines what needs to happen next to ensure that Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals is achieved.
12 July 2016
The purpose of this paper is to inform and guide discussion about how global multi-stakeholder partnerships can most effectively collaborate in support of the 2030 Agenda's commitment to peaceful, just and inclusive societies.
15 April 2016
This paper is intended as a contribution to the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on SDG Indicators (IAEG-SDGs) as it begins the process of ‘tiering’ and setting standards for global indicators.
4 March 2016
In our latest blog Thomas Wheeler examines the recently released proposed global monitoring framework for the SDGs, and what this means for peace.
25 February 2016
Thomas Wheeler reports from a g7+ technical meeting in Nairobi on the challenges ahead for implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
11 December 2015
The universal focus and more nuanced conceptualisation of the OECD’s new states of fragility model is to be welcomed, says Thomas Wheeler. But we should remember improved aid flows are only one part of the solution to highly complex problems.
8 December 2015
Ahead of the
1 December 2015
Measuring global progress in achieving peace is impossible without some basic measure of the frequency and intensity of armed conflict, and the fundamental unit of armed conflict is the number of deaths arising over a period of time.
16 October 2015
As world leaders meet in New York to sign up to the Sustainable Development Goals, Thomas Wheeler looks at peace within the development agenda.
25 September 2015
Ahead of the UN Sustainable Development Summit 2015, Saferworld has produced a new briefing:
14 September 2015