Resources

Saferworld: An SDG16+ story in Somaliland

Saferworld: SDG16+ in action

Starting a conversation on domestic violence in Tajikistan

Violence against women is increasingly recognised by authorities and communities as a problem in Tajikistan. Despite efforts to address it, one in every two women is still vulnerable to abuse according to estimates. Saferworld works with communities to create space where women can safely meet, learn new skills and discuss their experiences.

"First, know your rights”– resolving land conflicts in northern Uganda

Communities on both sides of neighbouring Otuke and Abim districts have disputed the village of Barima that lies near the boundary separating the two. This has caused regular, violent clashes and land encroachment.

Building trust between police and young people in Tajikistan

Precarious prospects: oil in Northern Kenya – in pictures

Precarious prospects tells the story of changing lives and livelihoods in Lokichar, a small town in Turkana County, and surrounding villages that are at the centre of northern Kenya’s oil frontier.

Crossing divisions: building peace between young people in South Sudan

In north-western South Sudan, the youth of Wau's protection of civilians camp and those of Wau town have been working to repair a fractured relationship that has been impacting both communities.

Building capacities for peace: Nepali voices

Building on networks developed as part of Saferworld’s Capacities for Peace project that concluded in February 2016, Nepali civil society partners continue to play a critical role in sustaining peace.

Street artist in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, helps build trust between communities and police

A police reform project in Kyrgyzstan looks at a variety of ways to help build trust between communities and the police service – including through the use of street art.