Publications

Conflict & Resilience Monitor

The Conflict and Resilience Monitor offers monthly blog-size commentary and analysis on the latest conflict-related trends in Africa.

26 Oct 2023

African capacity in the area of peace and security and cooperation with the Nordic countries

African-Nordic peace and security cooperation

UNGA 78 high-level week: ups, downs, and the outlook ahead

28 Sep 2023

The BRICS XV declaration: what it says and what it does not

What are the implications of an expanded BRICS for the future of global governance?

Elections-related instability in Eswatini and Zimbabwe high on SADC agenda

31 Aug 2023

The New Agenda for Peace and UN support for African peace operations

An expanded BRICS could reset world politics but picking new members isn’t straightforward

Beyond Sanctions and the use of force: How ECOWAS can negotiate a political solution to Niger’s coup

28 Jul 2023

Africa’s Peace mission to Ukraine & Russia: Towards a strategy of active non-alignment?

Africa’s Quest for Reform of the United Nations Security Council

How Mauritius became Africa’s vanguard in sustaining peace

29 Jun 2023

Xenophobia – a threat to the unity of African peoples

The Importance of National Action Plans in Advancing Africa’s Youth, Peace and Security Agenda

Towards more Context-specific, Participatory, and Adaptive Approaches to Conflict Prevention and Sustaining Peace

31 May 2023

Anchoring ECCAS Peace Architecture on Human Security: Retrospective and Prospective Analysis of APSA @20

Towards a Renewed AU-UN Partnership: Financing of African Union Led Peace Support Operations

How Not to Do UN Peacekeeping

30 Mar 2023

Striving for peace in Africa’s Great Lakes region: Ongoing efforts to resolve the current crisis

The Role, Progress and Challenges of the EAC Regional Force in the Eastern DRC

Receptivity and Reintegration of Ex-Boko Haram Associates in the Lake Chad Basin Region

24 Feb 2023

Investing in People and Enhancing Resilience for Sustaining Peace with Adaptive Peacebuilding

Assessing the Effectiveness of the Multinational Joint Task Force

Crossroads: The Significance and Prospects of Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential Election

22 Dec 2022

Beyond power-politics: Ethiopia need to pivot to dialogue

The Case for Integrating Sustaining Peace into an Expanded Climate, Peace and Security Concept

Advancing the Climate Security Agenda in the SADC Region

27 Oct 2022

Reflections on Lesotho’s Recent Elections

Loss and Damage High on the Agenda for COP27 in Egypt

Monitoring and Evaluating the WPS Agenda in the SADC Region

22 Sep 2022

Global geopolitical competition hits Africa: Can it maintain its voice?

African Governments and their international partners need to boost Africa’s resilience to the food insecurity caused by the Ukraine war

Regulatory gaps in fisheries governance in Africa: security risks and implications

25 Aug 2022

Ending the conflict in Tigray: Negotiations and key issues

South Sudan’s Transition: Young Refugees and the 24-Month Extension

MONUSCO’s credibility crisis: The illusion of peace through the international community?

ACCORD recognizes its longstanding partnerships with the European Union, and the Governments of Canada, Finland, Ireland, Norway, South Africa, Sweden, UK, and USA.

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