Profits and Poverty: Aid, Livelihoods and Conflict in Afghanistan
HPG Background Papers 2003 (13)
Michael Bhatia, Jonathan Goodhand et al.
This paper focuses on the work of humanitarian actors in Afghanistan.
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A Critical Review of Approaches to Assessing and Monitoring Livelihoods in Situations of Chronic Conflict and Political Instability
Susanne Jaspars and Jeremy ShohamThis paper reviews emergency livelihoods assessment approaches in situations of chronic conflict and political instability.
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Supporting Livelihoods in Situations of Chronic Conflict and Political Instability: Overview of Conceptual Issues
Jessica SchaferThis paper provides an overview of the development and use of livelihoods approaches in relation to humanitarian responses in areas of chronic conflict and political instability.
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Mainstreaming the Organisational Management of Safety and Security
Koenraad Van BrabantThis report offers a comparative overview of recent aid agency attempts to strengthen the management of safety and security. It is based on consultation with 20 organisations, including NGOs, the Red Cross Movement and UN agencies.
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Civilian security and protection
The starting point for this ongoing area of focus is an understanding of the threats faced by communities in different contexts, the steps they take to reduce risks, and the extent to which national and international mechanisms offer effective protection.