Resources

Being prepared for difficult challenges: Conflict sensitivity during times of crisis

New Conflict Sensitivity Facility Sudan website launches

COP16 and COP29: Opportunities to address intersecting crises with a peace-responsive lens

Peace@COP28: New commitments on climate, relief, recovery and peace

Following COP28, we explore how integrated approaches to tackling climate change are needed, given the disproportionate effect of the climate crisis on people affected by conflict and fragility.

Conflict Sensitivity in Domestic Resource Mobilisation

25 years of conflict sensitivity: time for structural change in a dysfunctional aid system

Four authors of 'Beyond box-ticking: how conflict sensitivity can shape a more equitable aid system' explore the usefulness of conflict sensitivity as a concept and in practice.

Beyond box-ticking: how conflict sensitivity can shape a more equitable aid system

Conflict sensitivity in practice: what is Saferworld’s ‘programme accompaniment’ approach? 

As global complex crises abound, how can the US ensure its responses are sensitive to conflict?

A number of European donors have established conflict-focused global ‘helpdesks’ and country support facilities. The helpdesks produce tailored conflict analysis and guidance across many countries and themes while conflict-sensitivity facilities are focused on individual countries, serving as a resource for an entire national aid sector. As a major donor, is it time US agencies invested in a similar kind of support?