NIGERIA’S TRUTH-TELLERS AGAINST COVID
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Issue Brief – Climate-Driven Land Conflict in Rwanda: Challenges, Risks, and Opportunities for Peace – April 2022
CRN003 - Amplifying the Expertise of African Peacebuilding Practitioners and Scholars. The changing climate and rapid population growth are impacting the availability of farmland in Rwanda and an increase in conflicts over land use and ownership, especially when coupled with dissatisfaction over government policies. However, investments by the government of…
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Conflict Snapshot – Uganda – Working Together Against Corona – February 2022
This conflict scan report was prepared by the Search for Common Ground Uganda team in February 2022. It is the fourth Uganda scan prepared as part of Search’s global Working Together Against Corona programme, funded by the European Union. Building on the previous reports and with a particular focus on…
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Final Evaluation – Tubiri Tuvurana Ubupfu – February 2022
From September 2019 to February 2022, Search implemented, with support from the Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, the program “Tubiri Tuvurana Ubupfu: Strengthening Trust and Positive Relations Between Youth and Police in Burundi.” The “Tubiri Tuvurana Ubupfu” project’s main aim was to strengthen trust and positive relationships…
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Final Evaluation – Maa Baaad Nanmo We Grow Together: Supporting Sudanese CSOs to improve multi-sectoral development for vulnerable women and girls – September 2021
Search for Common Ground (Search) in Sudan has implemented the three year Maa Baaad Namo project (2018-2021) in collaboration with its local partners: the Badya Centre for Integrated Development Services (Badya), Um Serdiba Association for Development (Um Serdiba), Paralegal’s Association (PASS), the Human Security Initiative Organization (MAMAN), and ElSharq Centre…
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Final Evaluation – Jandeniyo! Let’s Talk About It – April 2021
The project "Jandeniyo! Let’s Talk About It! - An Initiative to support the Disengagement and Reintegration of Former Combatants and Violent Extremist Group Affiliates in Niger" was implemented by Search Niger in the Diffa region from April 2018 to June 2021, with support from the United State Department Bureau of…
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Final Evaluation: SUPPORTING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC REINTEGRATION OF CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH ARMED FORCES AND ARMED GROUPS INCLUDING THE CIVILIAN JOINT TASK FORCE (CJTF) IN NORTHEAST NIGERIA
Final Evaluation | Supporting the Socio-Economic Reintegration of Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups including the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) in Northeast Nigeria Project. UNICEF - 1st November 2019 to 31st May 2021. The use of children as soldiers has had significant emotional, psychological, and physical challenges…
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Two-Pager – Creating a Safer Space for Online Engagement in CAR (Phase II) – February 2022
The second phase of the project ""Creating a Safer Space for Online Engagement in the Central African Republic"", funded by Facebook, was implemented between August 2021 and February 2022. The situation in the Central African Republic remains volatile years after the civil war began in 2013. The 2020 elections sparked…
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Towards an equitable and inclusive EU-AU partnership for peace – Issue Brief, February 2022
The 6th EU-AU summit, taking place in Brussels in February 2022, is an opportunity to renew shared commitments on peace and security, and move towards a genuine partnership that delivers on commitments on peace and security for the people of Africa and Europe.This requires a shift away from many of…
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Conflict Scan – Building peaceful communities in Tanzania – November 2021
Search for Common Ground, in partnership with the Legal Human Rights Centre (LHRC) and the Zanzibar Legal Services Centre (ZLSC) is implementing a project to support peaceful conflict resolution, open dialogue, and inclusive democracy in Tanzania over a period of 30 months (2020-2022) targeting five districts on the mainland (Tarime,…
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