There is documented evidence which shows that most post-conflict countries are likely to relapse into violence after reaching peace agreements, and when United Nations (UN) peacekeepers exit the country. As
There is documented evidence which shows that most post-conflict countries are likely to relapse into violence after reaching peace agreements, and when United Nations (UN) peacekeepers exit the country. As
Ensuring that information collected during the NCME process was subjected to transparent review by peacebuilding practitioners.
This Policy and Practice Brief (PPB) is the first of a two-part series of papers focusing on the Liberian Government’s 2016 National Conflict-Mapping Exercise (NCME). With respect to the scale,
This Policy and Practice Brief (PPB) is the first of a two-part series of papers focusing on the Liberian Government’s 2016 National Conflict-Mapping Exercise (NCME). With respect to the scale,
ACCORD and partners re-prioritise peacebuilding and reconciliation strategies, programmes and interventions in Liberia.
ACCORD partners with the African Peacebuilding Coordination Programme in order to assess critical factors which undermine peacebuilding operations in Liberia.
ACCORD’s African Peacebuilding Coordination Programme develop research methodologies for mapping conflict and contributing to peacebuilding knowledge.
ACCORD’s African Peacebuilding Coordination Programme has trained more than 30 analysts to take part in mapping Liberia’s conflict situations.
The authors of Contemporary Conflict Resolution explained that it was written to meet the need for a single and comprehensive survey on contemporary conflict resolution. They also felt the book