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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.
21 September 2017
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.
24 August 2017
Shahsanam is a mother of four who is challenging gender norms and perceptions in Kyrgyzstan by becoming a leading youth activist.
16 August 2017
A Saferworld-supported project trained local villagers along the Azerbaijan-Armenia border in photography so they could raise awareness of the challenges they face as a result of the long-standing conflict between the two countries.
9 June 2017
With a history of election violence and worsening drought conditions, Kenya is facing numerous challenges in the run up to the August elections. Our recent work in Isiolo County has helped initiate a dialogue between different farming communities through the accessible means of radio.
2 June 2017
Chinese investment in Africa has the potential to greatly affect local communities. Our recent work with COVEC, a Chinese construction company, helped facilitate dialogue between company employees and local people to discuss the construction of a vital bridge.
2 May 2017
With Somalia’s 2016 electoral process now finished, Saferworld-supported election observers share their views, findings and hopes for the democratic future of their country.
4 April 2017
A project in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan aimed to reduce violence against women by helping police to be more gender-sensitive.
17 January 2017
In 2016, a community group in Taiz supported by Saferworld and local partner NODS organised an exhibition of drawings by 20 children aged 7-10 on their feelings towards peace and the ongoing war.
30 November 2016