Global Financial Crisis Methodological note: update for phase 2 studies
This paper provides an update of the methodology that country case studies can use when undertaking their research.
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Sudan Phase 2
Medani M. AhmedThe effects of the global financial crisis on Sudan.
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Sudan: Winning the Peace?
This event discussed what lies ahead for Sudan, looking at the prospect for free and fair elections and the possibilities of return to war or for restoration and transformation.
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South Sudan Police Recruits at Training Academy
Pictured are recruits for the Southern Sudan Police Service (SSPS) at the John Gurang Unified Memorial Police Training Academy in Rajaf, South Sudan. The recruits will provide security for the region’s upcoming referenda, scheduled for 9 January 2011.
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Source: FlickrWomen’s citizenship and state building in fragile states
The purpose of this research project is to inform and promote state building processes in fragile states that result in stronger citizenship for women. -
Early recovery: an overview of policy debates and operational challenges
Sarah Bailey, Sara Pavanello, Samir Elhawary, Sorcha O’CallaghanThis paper argues that early recovery has functioned primarily as a way of framing activities, strategies and approaches that take place in humanitarian and transitional contexts, and that its added value is yet to be consistently proven.
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Refugees cross from Rwanda into Tanzania, 1994
Refugees cross the Rusumo border into Tanzania from Rwanda May 30, 1994 carrying their belongings including goats, mattresses and cows.
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Credit: Jeremiah Kamau (REF: RWA104)
Source: ReutersUncharted territory: land, conflict and humanitarian action
This event launched the newly published book Uncharted Territory: Land, Conflict and Humanitarian Action. It saw Dr. Sara Pantuliano and Dr. Liz Alden Wily discuss findings from the book.
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Uncharted Territory: Land, Conflict and Humanitarian Action
Land issues, particularly its access, ownership and use, are often central to understanding the dynamics of conflict and post-conflict settings, yet an understanding of these issues is minimal amongst the humanitarian community. This book examines the challenges in addressing these issues and the need to look beyond relief to include advocacy, protection and attention to livelihoods and early recovery. -
Uncharted Territory: Land, Conflict and Humanitarian Action
Land issues, particularly its access, ownership and use, are often central to understanding the dynamics of conflict and post-conflict settings, yet an understanding of these issues is minimal amongst the humanitarian community. This policy brief examines the challenges in addressing these issues and the need to look beyond relief to include advocacy, protection and attention to livelihoods and early recovery.
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The global economic crisis and impacts on children and caregivers: emerging evidence and possible policy responses in the Middle East and North Africa
Children in the Middle East and North Africa are feeling the effects of the global financial crisis. A new ODI Background Note urges governments in the region to see the crisis as an opportunity to strengthen social protection systems.
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Impact of the economic crisis and food and fuel price volatility on children and women in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region
Nicola Jones, Caroline Harper, Sara Pantuliano and Sara Pavanello with Kim Kyunghoon, Shreya Mitra and Katie ChalcraftCommissioned by UNICEF, this paper outlines the impact of the ‘Triple F crisis’ (food, fuel, financial) on children and women in the Middle East and North Africa. It finds that the crisis is already undermining children’s rights to nutrition, education and protection from child labour. It calls on governments in the region to strengthen social sector spending and social protection systems.