conflict

Effective Social Protection in Conflict: Findings from Sudan

This insightful working paper by the Institute of Development Studies delves into the conflict sensitivity of social protection in Sudan…

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Climate, peace and security fact sheet – Sudan

This Fact Sheet provides recommendations for addressing the adverse effects of climate change on the stability of Sudan. The United…

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June 13, 2023 | Izzy Birch
Conflict-Sensitive Social Protection: Sudan Country Report

This is one of three country case studies (the others being of Kenya and Somalia) that explore the interaction between…

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Ensuring an Effective Social Protection Response in Conflict-Affected Settings: Findings from the Horn of Africa

The interaction between social protection and conflict is an emerging area of study with particular relevance to the Horn of…

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How to guide to conflict sensitivity

All organisations working in conflict-affected areas, including aid agencies, will inevitably have an impact on local peace and conflict dynamics….

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March 21, 2021
Pastoralism and Conflict in the Sudano-Sahel: A Review of the Literature

This review draws on several hundred sources to synthesize the major points of consensus and divergence in the existing literature and identify relevant research gaps. This anal-ysis presents data from across Sudano-Sahelian West and Central Africa, to link comparable findings that are often presented in isolation.

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March 11, 2021 | Aqua4Sudan
Integrated Water Resource Management and Peace – the case of the Rural Water for Sudan project

This paper documents how the Aqua4Sudan IWRM approach interacts with conflicts. The Aqua4Sudan partnership in Sudan consists of International Aid Services (IAS), Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW), Practical Action, Plan Sudan, SOS Sahel, World Relief and ZOA. This partnership implements the Rural Water for Sudan project in Red Sea, Kassala, Gedaref, North Darfur, South Darfur and West Darfur with funding from UKaid and the EU.

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