Resources

Q&A: Behind our report on climate and conflict in Kenya's arid and semi-arid lands

Elizabeth Atieno, a Project Manager for Saferworld based in Kenya, and the lead researcher behind our report "It is a grey area that should be green": Towards more inclusive and conflict-sensitive natural resource management in Kenya, tells us about climate and conflict in Kenya's arid and semi-arid lands.

“It is a grey area that should be green”: Towards more inclusive and conflict-sensitive natural resource management in Kenya

Human-wildlife conflict in protected areas of Uganda: Understanding the impact on communities

Reshaping the UN’s Peacebuilding Efforts with Civil Society’s Call for Genuine Partnerships and Localised Decision-Making

In May 2024, Life & Peace Institute, Saferworld, and Interpeace hosted a dialogue to share perspectives on the current state of peace and security in the Horn of Africa.

Warpod BONUS: The impact of US and European elections on UK security policy

With a general election on the horizon in 2024 and evolving security dynamics pulling policymakers and politicians in different directions, we spoke to two experts – Olivia O'Sullivan, the Director of the UK in the World Programme at Chatham House, and Christine Cheng, senior lecturer in War Studies at King's College London – to hear their insights on UK security policy. 

AI and autonomous weapons systems: the time for action is now

With global attention turning towards the growing use (and misuse) of artificial intelligence (AI) in military technologies, Saferworld’s Charlie Linney and Xiaomin Tang take a look the challenges lying ahead for the international community as it moves towards regulation.

Saferworld's new Chief Executive Officer: Susana Klien appointed to lead Saferworld

Warpod: how are UK political parties thinking about security policy?

With a general election on the horizon in 2024 and evolving security dynamics pulling policymakers and politicians in different directions, we spoke to two experts – Olivia O'Sullivan, the Director of the UK in the World Programme at Chatham House, and Christine Cheng, senior lecturer in War Studies at King's College London – to hear their insights on UK security policy. 

What is the right role for the UK in preventing and resolving conflict? Views from Africa, Asia and the Middle East

We brought together UK government officials and peacebuilders from conflict-affected countries to inform the UK government’s understanding of contemporary conflict trends and how the UK should respond to them.