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We are all under siege. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, urgent action is needed to challenge the governments who are exploiting it for their own ends, and to address the dangers confronting the world’s most vulnerable people.
3 April 2020
With the world increasingly in lockdown and the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) dominating headlines and disrupting lives for the foreseeable future, Saferworld stands in solidarity with people and communities affected by violent conflict and instability as they face yet further challenges to their health, security and prospects for peace.
1 April 2020
In February, Saferworld held an interactive training workshop in Penang for freight-forwarding agents, who are on the front line when it comes to facilitating the international movement of strategic trade goods.
1 April 2020
Over the past decade, civil society has had a diminishing role in addressing security issues in Tajikistan. Given its close relationship with the people and ability to help with government reforms, this is cause for concern, writes Olimjon Bakhtaliev.
17 March 2020
Louisa Waugh and Bilal Sukkar explored why the EU should demonstrate leadership, as opposed to using coercive tactics, in addressing the conflict in Syria.
16 March 2020
New research by Saferworld explores how displacement caused by conflict has impacted South Sudanese refugees in northern Uganda. Ilya Jones and Ramzy Magambo reflect upon the challenges that refugees and host communities face and how the roles of women and men have changed in response to the complexities of their new situations.
10 March 2020
Maring Garamoco and Lucian Harriman discuss the main findings of our “Like the military of the village” report on South Sudan and the priorities for security and justice, to counteract the country’s harmful cycles of conflict.
13 February 2020
Donors and aid agencies want to support peace in the countries where they work, while not making conflicts worse. To help them do this, Saferworld’s Conflict Advisory Unit runs helpdesks which provide accessible and practical support. Here, Alastair Carr and Tim Midgley reflect on what they’ve learnt so far.
10 February 2020
Final call for our workshop to share our monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) approach.
6 February 2020
Lessons from Nepal show that a blended approach to governance and peacebuilding not only helps to consolidate peace, it can also help to address the issues that lead to conflict in fragile contexts.
21 January 2020