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Sébastien Babaud argues that the EU should seize the opportunity of the current revision of country strategies and programming priorities to improve its approach to early warning for conflict prevention
20 August 2012
A new briefing by Saferworld outlines how and why the EU should be more serious about conflict sensitivity in order to meet the ambitions set out in the Lisbon Treaty.
9 August 2012
The European Union has a responsibility to mainstream conflict sensitivity into all aspects of its external action – particularly development co-operation – if it is to be seen as a global actor aiming to ‘preserve peace, prevent conflicts and strengthen international security’ (Lisbon Treaty; Art.
29 June 2012
New research highlights lessons learned from the EU's response to crises in Kenya and Kyrgyzstan
20 June 2012
The report Putting people first: Reducing frontline tensions in Armenia and Azerbaijan, Nagorny Karabakh is in two main parts.
6 June 2012
South Sudan Monitor looks at what the crisis in the disputed area of Heglig/Panthou means for the international community
9 May 2012
This briefing contains an analysis of the context in the Western Balkans region in April 2012 and highlights key data from Saferworld’s latest annual perception survey in Kosovo.
23 April 2012
This report looks at the way that conflict early warning, as well as other conflict-related information and analysis, was taken into account, processed and acted upon by EU actors in Kenya before, during and after the post-election violence at the end of 2007- beginning 2008.
30 March 2012
This report is one of eight case studies developed under the Initiative for Peacebuilding – Early Warning project.
12 December 2011
Unresolved border issues and poor management of borders are creating insecurity for local people throughout the Western Balkans.
11 November 2011