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“Inclusion is a process, not an event”: federalism and inclusion in Somalia

Somalia Programme Adviser, Abdi Ali, and Senior Research Adviser, Zahbia Yousuf, reflect on our new research in Galmudug, Somalia. They explore why federalism was adopted, whether it has contributed to more inclusion and its future in Somalia.

Circulation of ATT papers and Saferworld’s response

A fourth pillar for the United Nations? The rise of counter-terrorism

Nepal’s governance in the time of crisis

COVID-19 has exposed serious challenges to Nepal’s federal system. An effective response calls for greater devolution and more collaboration among the three tiers of government, writes Anurag Acharya.

Young people’s ideas on peace and the Sustainable Development Goals in Kyrgyzstan

We brought together young people from across Kyrgyzstan to identify Sustainable Development Goals that they felt were the most pressing and important for their communities. This video highlights some of the findings and experiences of the young people who took part.

Taking stock: Young people’s ideas on peace and the Sustainable Development Goals in Kyrgyzstan

A tale of two crises: Conflict and COVID-19 in South Sudan

While South Sudan’s leaders try to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), communities in many parts of the country are facing a dual threat to their safety as inter-communal violence breaks out with little intervention from national authorities. Urgent action is needed to address the power vacuum at the heart of this crisis and prioritise peace as the country battles COVID-19.

Peace and resilience in South Sudan

Conflict sensitivity in responses to COVID-19: Initial guidance and reflections