This Working Paper forms part of a series that reviews the range of ways in which livelihoods approaches are currently used by operational agencies and researchers working in situations of chronic conflict and political instability (SCCPI).
This report looks at the application of political economy analysis to humanitarian programming in complex environments. The study, conducted in 2001 and 2002, looked at four cases: Afghanistan, the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and the Casamance in Senegal.
This paper reviews emergency livelihoods assessment approaches in situations of chronic conflict and political instability.
This paper attempts to offer greater understanding of the effect conflict has had on the livelihoods of the people of Afghanistan.
The authors of this Working Paper consider the effects of the current conflict on rural livelihoods and development interventions in Nepal.
The focus of this annotated bibliography is the application of livelihoods concepts and approaches by operational agencies and researchers working in situations of chronic conflict and political instability.
This 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.