This report presents the findings of a three-year study into the links between protection and livelihoods in situations of conflict.
This report presents the findings of a study carried out in Northern Darfur in November and December 2009 on the role of communitybased organisations and groups, as well as local institutions more generally, in addressing food security and threats to livelihoods.
This working paper is the third report in a three year study that has monitored changes in the livelihoods of a small group of conflict-affected households in northern Uganda since the beginnings of a peace process in 2006.
Research in Northern Uganda confirms the importance of education in helping communities bounce back following conflict.
This Working Paper analyses the relationship between protection and livelihoods in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
The expulsion of 12 foreign aid agencies and one private development firm and the suspension of three national NGOs by the Sudanese government following the issuing of an international arrest warrant for President Bashir has generated widespread concerns about the potential impact of an interruption of aid on civilians at risk.
This report reviews the Danish Refugee Council (DRC)’s protection and livelihoods programmes in Chechnya.
This report reviews the Danish Refugee Council's livelihoods and protection programme in northern and eastern Sri Lanka.
This working paper argues that aid agencies could enhance their impact if they better connected protection and livelihoods programming in places like Darfur.
Most analysis in emergency contexts is based on a snapshot of current conditions and livelihoods, and food security assessments are also usually carried out on a one-off basis. This paper is based on a study in Northern Uganda that would follow a small sample of households over time.