Resources

Bold action on the path towards localisation

On World Humanitarian Day, Saferworld’s Director of International Programmes, Susana Klien, looks at what it means to embark on bold reform of the humanitarian system, and explores how power can be shifted to those affected by conflict and crisis.  

All talk, no action? Disrupting the way the UN reviews the SDGs

Jordan Street and Alexandra Azua Hale reflect on how the Voices of SDG16+ collaborative campaign brought civil society voices into high-level policy discussions in New York, and outline some recommendations for what should happen next.

Overcoming long-standing feuds in Greater Jonglei, South Sudan

Despite continued war across South Sudan, inter-communal dialogues between rival Dinka and Murle communities in Greater Jonglei states have led to peace between villages that had been feuding for years.

Young people’s voices on peace and security in Kyrgyzstan

The international security echo-chamber: getting civil society into the room

Interventions in the name of security often end up undermining peace. In response, many peace and rights activists around the world are considering how to change this and ensure people affected by conflict are heard.

Deepening federalism: Post-federal analysis on marginalised communities in Nepal’s Tarai region

Partners in crime? The impacts of Europe’s outsourced migration controls on peace, stability and rights

Reviewing EU Common Position 2008/944/CFSP: Some food for thought

Event: Outcome harvesting training

Designed and developed over seven years, Saferworld's approach to monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) helps us successfully adapt and advocate for change. We are now offering workshops to share this approach with other organisations looking to improve their own outcome-focused monitoring and learning systems.