Events

	February 16, 2011 Female Soldiers and DDR: Sierra Leone, Nepal, and Colombia How are the roles of "soldier" and "victim" defined by post-conflict programs? Most disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration (DDR) programs are limited in the ways in which issues specific to female combatants are addressed. At this public event panelists examined the particular challenges faced by female ex-combatants in post-conflict environments, and ways in which reintegration agencies and post-conflict programs can integrate gender into their work. Countries: Colombia, Nepal, Sierra Leone \| Issue Areas: Gender and Peacebuilding, Mediation and Facilitation, Rule of Law, Security Sector Reform/Governance
	October 14, 2009 Public, Civil-Society, Police: Joint Problem Solving to Strengthen Rule of Law in Nepal In the aftermath of violent conflict in countries such as Nepal, public distrust of the police can undermine justice and security sector reform efforts and weaken the rule of law. How can justice and security sector reform be approached in a way that strengthens the rule of law? Countries: Nepal \| Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Security Sector Reform/Governance
	June 18, 2008 Nepal: En Route to Peace and Democracy Countries: Nepal
	November 6, 2007 Democratic Transitions in South Asia: Prospects for Success in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal Countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan
	July 17, 2007 Violence in the Terai and the Madhesi Movement: Prospects for Peace in Nepal Countries: Nepal
	June 26, 2007 Maoist Crisis in Nepal: Diplomatic Approaches for Resolution Countries: Nepal
	June 1, 2006 Democracy at the Crossroads: Opportunities and Challenges for Lasting Peace in Nepal Countries: Nepal
	February 8, 2006 Elections in Nepal: The Pathway to Democracy? Countries: Nepal