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Conflict sensitivity

Fragile states

Topic Guide
  • Claire Mcloughlin with Iffat Idris
March 2016

This Topic Guide introduces some of the best literature on state fragility and the challenge of aid effectiveness and lessons learned from international engagement in these contexts. It highlights the major debates in the international development and academic community on understanding and responding to fragile situations. It is intended primarily as a reference guide for ...» more

Aid Interventions on Gender and Conflict

Helpdesk Report
  • Seema Khan
May 2009

Many experts point out that the impact of aid interventions on gender, especially in post-conflict settings, is rarely measured. Most of the literature on aid programmes that is available often takes a more critical perspective, with a view to suggesting what could have been done better. As a result, there is relatively more information on the strategies which are considered ...» more

Reintegration in Aceh/Post-conflict Environments

Helpdesk Report
  • Huma Haider
January 2009

The situation in Aceh differs from other conflict environments in that most combatants have remained close to their communities during the conflict, with some never having left their villages. As such, minimal tensions are reported between former combatants and ‘receiving communities’. Reintegration measures have thus focused more on economic reintegration rather than social ...» more

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