Peace and Security

Security, justice and human rights are closely interlinked, often relying on the same actors but under the authority of different powers (executive, legislative or judicial) and also implying civil society. This section covers the wide range of support that donors can provide in these areas, including justice system reform, access to justice, security sector reform, DDR, small arms and light weapons and mine action. The section also covers cross-cutting dimensions related to conflict prevention and peace-building.

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Child soldiers - Peace building & conflict prevention - Peace keeping - Reintegration and SALW control - Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war - Security System management & reform - State building contracts

The challenge of measuring SDG 16: What role for African regional frameworks?

Rhys Williams posted Information | 14 May 2015

Recent discussions around the post-2015 development agenda have highlighted that many of the 169 targets require better clarification. In some cases, the connection between the targets and the goals need to be better articulated. The United Nations Statistical Commission (UNSC) is well aware of...

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Group: Conflict Transformation, Peacebuilding and Security Network
The challenge of measuring SDG 16: What role for African regional frameworks?

Rhys Williams uploaded a new Document | 14 May 2015

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The challenge of measuring SDG 16: What role for African regional frameworks?

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The Role of Monitoring, Reporting, and Fact-finding in Civilian Protection (organized at ATHA)

Luis Enrique Eguren posted Information | 1 May 2015

On April the 30th a Webinar organized by Atha took place, on the Role of Monitoring, Reporting, and Fact-finding in Civilian Protection. See the info at: http://www.atha.se/webcast/role-monitoring-reporting-and-fact-finding-ci... From their webpage: " The past several decades have seen a dramatic...

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Group: Protection in humanitarian action
Capacity building in support of security and development: Gathering civil society input

Katya Ivanova created a new event | 2 March 2015

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From 12 March 2015
in Brussels (Belgium)

Organised by Civil Society Dialogue Network

On 12 March 2015 the Civil Society Dialogue Network is organising a Policy Meeting on Capacity building in support of security and development: Gathering civil society input . Objective The overall objective of this meeting is to gather analysis and recommendations from civil society on the issues...

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Group: Public Group on Security, Justice & Human Rights
Mediation Can Prevent, Resolve Natural Resources Disputes – New UN Guide Launched

United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment) posted Information | 23 February 2015

Natural resources such as land, timber, water as well as extractive resources have played an important role in igniting and prolonging conflict – particularly in fragile states where management and oversight of such resources is often weak. In parallel, there is a growing recognition of the role of...

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Group: UN Environment Programme - Environment for Development
Do you want to know? Please find out the Concept behind the Knowledge For Development Without Borders

Amouzou Bedi created a new WIKI page | 18 February 2015

On the link below you will find a presentation of the concept behind the development aid support offered by Knowledge For Development Without Borders: http://www.knowledgefordevelopmentwithoutborders.org/presentation/ Please visit our official website: http://www...

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Project: Development Aid Support Mechanism
Kieran Dalton commented on a document | 18 February 2015

Avant la Lettre? The EU’s Comprehensive Approach to crises in the Sahel

The comprehensive approach CA is the ideal yet difficult to achieve because of the number of actors and interests. EU is probably best suited in terms of crisis management since its interests are as diverse as its members resulting in an acceptable common interest emerging. This EU suitability...

Group: Conflict Transformation, Peacebuilding and Security Network
What already works should be seen as good practice - the EU’s Comprehensive Approach to crises in the Sahel

Rhys Williams posted Information | 17 February 2015

- The EU's Comprehensive Approach is already being applied to a significant extent in the Sahel: in that sense what already works should be seen as good practice. Tweet "Avant la Lettre? The EU’s Comprehensive Approach to crises in the #Sahel goo.gl/mBM4Ae" - Where there is a lack of...

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Avant la Lettre? The EU’s Comprehensive Approach to crises in the Sahel

Rhys Williams uploaded a new Document | 17 February 2015

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Lesson learned during the training to demonstrate our field development support process in Kenya

Amouzou Bedi created a new WIKI page | 14 February 2015

Our field development support mechanism process : During the training our volunteers are motivated and educated on development matters on our community learning center ( StayConnecteD4Dev ). They become skilled and motivated volunteers. Under the guidance and mentoring of our regional or local...

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Project: Development Aid Support Mechanism

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