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“Together, we can bring peace to our communities”: Addressing conflict drivers in Jonglei State

“People want to be active participants in their socio-economic development”: strengthening public participation and inclusion in Kenya

Earlier this year, we published a report which compared progress made to strengthen public participation in decision-making in two counties in Kenya – Isiolo and Makueni. In this blog, Elizabeth Atieno – the report's author – explains why community-led development is critical for peace in Kenya.

The forgotten pillar of the triple nexus – why is peace so under-resourced?

Not only is peace the least-defined area of the triple humanitarian-development-peacebuilding nexus, but it is also the least well-funded. This stands in stark contrast to the aims of many organisations and institutions within the aid system to work effectively across the nexus, and the urgent need for an increased focus on peace and conflict prevention. 

Improving natural resource management in Kenya in response to climate change

Enshrining Impunity: A decade of international engagement in Libya

Let us see what Peace can do

A shared statement by peacebuilding organisations on International Day of Peace, 21 September 2021.

A people-centred approach to security and justice: Recommendations for policy and programming

Stories from Rudaki counselling centre

Women and youth in Rudaki district, Tajikistan face many challenges and threats to their security – including violence at home. As part of Saferworld and our partner Jahon’s support to community policing partnership teams, we have provided a small grant for the team in Rudaki to open a psychological and legal counselling centre. This centre will help in addressing domestic violence issues in the community and preventing further conflict from happening.

The missing link: Access to justice and community security in Somalia