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This World Bank report draws together lessons from country strategy development and implementation in fragile states to provide a basic framework. |
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The UK Department for International Development offers a methodology for analyzing conflict, assessing conflict related risks associated with development or humanitarian assistance, and developing options for more conflict sensitive policies and programs. Issue Areas: Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention
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This book pays special attention to the role of private sector development, agriculture and infrastructure in pro-poor growth. It also presents a methodology for conducing ex-ante poverty impact assessment. |
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These principles by the OECD are intended to maximize the positive impact of international engagement and minimize unintentional harm to states experiencing problems of weak governance and/or conflict. |
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This USAID toolkit provides a practical introduction to the issue of land as a causal or aggravating factor in conflict at its various stages. In addition to key issues, it discusses lessons learned, suggests relevant program interventions, offers a rapid appraisal guide to determine the most salience of land issues in a conflict, and offers approaches to the monitoring and evaluation of interventions. |
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This USAID toolkit seeks to examine the relationship between conflict and people’s livelihoods and offers lessons on developing livelihood programs. It suggests a range of program options designed to reduce livelihood vulnerability, strengthen resiliency, and help people manage conflict-related shocks. |
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This USAID toolkit seeks to draw the linkages between valuable minerals, development assistance and conflict. The toolkit discuses lessons learned in developing programs to deal with "conflict commodities," and a range of program options. It also offers a survey instrument to identify key questions related to minerals and conflict and identifies relevant USAID mechanisms and implementing partners. |
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This "living" document catalogues the results of interagency working group discussions led by the staff of the State Department’s Office of Coordination for Reconstruction and Stabilization about the requirements to support countries in transition from armed conflict or civil strife to sustaining stability. |
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This publication documents faith-based efforts by Muslim, Jewish, and Christians to achieve a just peace in the Arab/Israeli conflict. The publication argues forcefully that religious leaders and interests must be engaged in the peace process in order to assure a sustainable, inclusive, and comprehensive settlement. The report includes the perspectives of clergy, lay, facilitators of inter-faith dialogue, religious educators, and participants in the historic Alexandria Summit in January 2002, which convened high-level clergy to voice a religious commitment to and strategy for achieving peace in the region. Countries: Israel, Israel/Palestine -- Do not use, Palestinian Territories
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This book explores the role of interfaith dialogue in the polarized climate of the Middle East by focusing on four different settings: Israel/Palestine, Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan. The analysis demonstrates the value of interfaith dialogue and the extent to which religious communities are successfully connecting with each other. Countries: Egypt, Israel, Israel/Palestine -- Do not use, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestinian Territories
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