Resources

Doing evaluation differently

Mining in Uganda: a conflict-sensitive analysis

International youth day: young people for change

Reflections on the UK High Court Decision on arms sales to Saudi Arabia

Reducing potential conflict around the August 2017 elections in Kenya

Keeping the SDGs on track: did the 2017 UN High-Level Political Forum do its job?

Jordan Street argues that more needs to be done to include civil society voices in discussions around progress toward SDG16. 

Inside Kenya’s war on terror: breaking the cycle of violence in Garissa

What counter-terror lessons can we learn from the case of Garissa?

The good, the bad and the ugly of rising peace inequality – a dangerous injustice to be tackled

The divide between the most and the least peaceful countries is increasing. In the last decade, many countries have reached historical levels of ‘peacefulness’, while at the same time other countries are ensnared in seemingly intractable conflict. Rising peace inequality has severe implications for the world as localised crises and conflicts spill beyond porous boundaries. Tackling it, and the injustices both driving and resulting from it, is paramount.

Security integration at the heart of Myanmar’s peace process

Myanmar’s ongoing peace talks have ignited a debate about the future of the security sector, including the potential for dozens of ethnic armed organisations  to integrate with the state. Kim Joliffe considers the concerns and perspectives of the key actors and highlights some major lessons and challenges ahead.