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Gender analysis of conflict: why is it important?
Saferworld, SOAS and the Uganda Land Alliance have developed a toolkit for carrying out a gender analysis of conflict.
5 July 2016
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Gender analysis of conflict
Over the past two decades, there has been increasing recognition that to understand the nature of conflict and design effective responses, peacebuilders must consider gender.
5 July 2016
Comment & analysis
Brexit through a conflict prevention lens
Saferworld statement on the implications for peace and stability in the UK, EU and internationally following the Brexit vote.
24 June 2016
Reports & briefings
A community-led approach to conflict sensitivity in Myanmar
Recent political developments in Myanmar offer an unprecedented opportunity to consolidate the steps taken towards peace and democracy over the past five years.
25 February 2016
Comment & analysis
The dangers of the EU's quick fix approach to migration
The European Union must prioritise conflict prevention and peacebuilding policies to address why migrants and refugees from the Horn of Africa are travelling to Europe.
9 November 2015
Multimedia
Putting people at the centre of devolution
In Isiolo and Kisumu, our work with partners Isiolo Peace Link and the National Conference of Churches in Kenya (NCCK) has been providing county authority and citizen devolution support.
2 September 2015
Reports & briefings
Building constructive China-US cooperation on peace and security in Africa
Increasingly, external actors are involving themselves in Africa – engagement which is critical to African development, but which has potential either to increase security or further destabilise some of the continent’s already fragile countries.
30 June 2015
Organisational communications
Conflict sensitivity: Saferworld’s approach
Conflicts often revolve around competition for power or resources.
24 June 2015
Reports & briefings
Conflict sensitivity in county governance: Lessons from Marsabit, Kisumu and Isiolo counties
The introduction of devolved governance in Kenya following the 2013 elections meant that for the first time county level structures became responsible for a range of new areas, including delivering basic services and playing a role in local level peace and security provision.
22 June 2015
Reports & briefings
Conflict analyses in three Kenyan counties: Isiolo, Kisumu, and Marsabit
A historic opportunity was on offer in Kenya following the 2013 elections, with the introduction of devolution and the possibility of public inclusion in decision-making.
19 June 2015