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Discussing the relationship between water security and fragility with Dominick de Waal, Senior Economist at the World Bank.
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Why is addressing fragility and conflict critical for meeting poverty goals?
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Role of programming in dealing with water, peace and security issues, with Karounga Keïta, Director of Wetlands International’s Sahel Office
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Collaboration on water insecurity issues with Danilo Türk, the Lead Political Advisor of Geneva Water Hub
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This episode focuses on conflict prevention and building a sustainable peace, with Aseel Naamani, the Lebanon program manager for International Alert
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International aid in fragile states often takes the form of a sea of disjointed projects with no unified strategy or vision. Country platforms have helped solve some of these issues. This podcast reviews the Somalia country platform, the importance of country ownership, and other key lessons.
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The session aims to create a greater understanding of the linked drivers of climate-fragility risks
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The session provides insights into the needs of refugees, their coping strategies, family ties abroad, and the adequacy and limitations of the current aid response.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (8)
Of the 79.5 million people forcibly displaced around the world, 45.7 million – close to six out of ten – are internally displaced people. Because they remain inside their own country, they are forgotten: they are the invisible majority of the world’s displaced people.
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This session clarifies the concept of stabilization and its essential linkages to humanitarian assistance and longer-term peacebuilding and development in Mali.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (6)
A focus on recent research on local populations' everyday experience of transnational connectedness in the Horn and the implications for the aid and development community.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (4)
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
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Archived Webinar Discussion (5)
This session explores how design thinking can make project design more people-centric and interactive.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (5)
Collaborative social accountability offers significant potential to advance relational state building in fragile states
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Archived Webinar Discussion (6)
Service delivery in fragile and conflict-affected states is critical to people’s experience of recovery, yet at times can counter the stability or legitimacy it seeks to build.
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This session shares research on the dilemmas and trade-offs involved in transforming illicit drug economies into peace economies in Afghanistan, Colombia and Myanmar.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (6)
This session looks at the increasingly challenging situation of Syrian refugees as the Syrian conflict approaches its tenth anniversary next year.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (6)
The session seeks to clarify the concept of stabilization and its essential linkages to humanitarian assistance and longer-term peacebuilding and development in Mali.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (5)
This session uses research on the dilemmas and trade-offs involved in transforming illicit drug economies into peace economies in Afghanistan, Colombia and Myanmar, to inform a panel discussion on the implications of the research for peace-building and development policy.
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Preventing conflict saves lives and costs. How does this play out for water-related conflict?
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