June 29 - July 3, 2020
"This session enables participants to explore user-centric solutions to develop their practical understanding of how SSG/R contributes to the root causes of conflict and fragility, using real case examples from Iraq"
DCAF-ISSAT’s design thinking labs are taking participants on a problem-solving journey to empathize with a fictional persona in Iraq, ideate security and justice solutions to meet their most pressing needs, and prototype actionable project proposals.
Click to register and read more information about this event. This page lists all sessions. Participants need to register for one or several sessions. Upon registration and once they are confirmed, participants will receive a confirmation email. If you have any questions, contact Camilla Arvastson at c.arvastson@dcaf.ch
This session offered by DCAF-ISSAT. This session is part of the Fragility Forum 2020 Virtual Series.
Assistant Director DCAF and Head of DCAF’s International Security Sector Advisory Team
Victoria Walker has been with DCAF-ISSAT since 2008, focusing on security and justice governance and strategic engagement by the international community, with experience in assessments, evaluations, and programme design in Africa, LAC, the Balkans, and Asia-Pacific. Previously she worked in EU missions on RoL, DDR, and political advising.
Psychologist, Protellus – Sustainable Design Thinking
Kilian Karg (@KilianKarg) is a psychologist from Germany. After diploma studies in Austria, he moved to Berlin and spent one year at the HPI School of Design Thinking. In his cofounded sustainable innovation agency, Protellus, he is a facilitator and a creative consultant. Kilian supports the agile development of human-centered solutions across all SDGs.
Associate Professor, University of Duhok
Dr. Barwari is an associate professor of good governance and urban planning, advisor to the Iraqi Kurdistan regional government, and country representative for FEW. Dr. Bawari previously served as Minister of Municipalities and Public works under Iraq’s government and as Minister of Reconstruction and Development in the Kurdistan regional government.
Security Sector Reform Officer, DCAF-ISSAT
Ms. Csordas (@ViolaCsordas) has worked on security sector reform, peacebuilding, and humanitarian aid. At DCAF-ISSAT, she has been closely involved with the SSR process in the Gambia, providing support on integrated approaches to SSR and building civilian capacities. Ms.Csordas holds a master’s degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
Project Assistant, DCAF-ISSAT
Camilla Arvastson (@camilla_arv) works in the Knowledge and Outreach team in DCAF-ISSAT where she develops knowledge products and operational tools in the area of SSR and contributes to methodology and guidance products on country-specific and thematic issues. Camilla holds a master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies from Uppsala University.
Senior SSR Advisor, DCAF-ISSAT
Nadia works to develop courses and contribute to working groups on advising and capacity building good practices. She has developed a widely adopted training for advisors deploying to build the capacity of security ministries in fragile, conflict-affected states. She is also a policing expert and has worked with many countries across MENA, SEA and across the continent of Africa on police reform efforts and on countering violent extremism. She has published widely on these topics and developed tools for practitioners at national and multi-national levels.
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