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Early Warning / Early Response Mechanisms in Northern Nigeria
This Search for Common Ground report presents the summative findings of the quasi-experimental evaluation of SFCG’s project to strengthen mechanisms for Early Warning and Early Response in the Nigerian states of Adamawa and Borno. The project encompassed a number of SFCG initiatives...
Most Accessed Resources of 2021… So Far!
Since we are over halfway through with 2021 (where did the time go?), let’s look back at what learnings and resources have been resonating the most with the DME for Peace community! It is a great time to catch up on what...
Top Accessed Freedom House Resources
For our #MidweekMotivation initiative, we’ve highlighted several popular resources by Freedom House that our community continues to revisit. They’re all in one place for your convenience! Nations in Transit: The Antidemocratic Turn (2021) Freedom of the Net 2020: The Pandemic’s Digital Shadow...
International Youth Day Resources
In celebration of International Youth Day, we’ve highlighted several popular youth-related resources that our community continues to revisit. They’re all in one place for your convenience! Youth Excel releases global gender and inclusion analysis by Zaira Lainez Youth and the News in Five...
Top Accessed Peace Direct Resources
For our #MidweekMotivation initiative, we’ve highlighted several popular resources by Peace Direct that our community continues to revisit. They’re all in one place for your convenience! Democracy under lockdown: COVID-19 and the Impact on Local Peacebuilding (2020) Towards locally-led peacebuilding: partnership approaches...
AR6 Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis
Introduction This Summary for Policymakers (SPM) presents key findings of the Working Group I (WGI) contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report (AR6)1 on the physical science basis of climate change. The report builds upon the 2013 Working Group I contribution to...
Handling Harmful Content Online: Cross-National Perspectives of Users Affected by Conflict (2021)
Executive Summary Organized disinformation campaigns and malign actors use social media to increase polarization and incite violence around the world. Harmful online content- including hate speech, false news, cyberbullying, and inflammatory rumors- can spread quickly and reach millions. While research on how...
Top Accessed International Alert Resources
For our #MidweekMotivation initiative, we've highlighted several popular resources by International Alert that our community continues to revisit. They're all in one place for your convenience! Lessons learnt on research for peaceful and inclusive change (2021) Measuring protective factors against violent extremism...
A story of resilience and fragilities: the impact of COVID-19 on horizontal cohesion in conflict-affected countries (2021)
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought along with it massive challenges related to health response, socio-economic impacts, and information sharing; and communities in conflict face additional hurdles in maintaining stability during this period. To mitigate the mutual influence of conflict dynamics and COVID-19...
Advancing the Use of Developmental Evaluation: A summary of key questions answered during a multiyear study of developmental evaluations implemented at USAID (2020)
Since 2016, there have been three DEPA-MERL DE pilots. This report shares findings and lessons learned from across the experiences to facilitate learning from the implementation of DE in the USAID context. Findings shared in this report are based on an independent...
The Concept of Shared Societies | July 2021 with Next Generation Shared Societies
During the month of July 2021, DME for Peace partnered with Next Generation Shared Societies Theory and Practice to highlight their ongoing work and explore how this concept can be used as a framework for project planning and monitoring. The Concept of...
Describing the Indescribable
Can we describe an organic development process in a programmatic way, using specific instruments and tools? Around 2007, the term Shared Societies became associated with a specific concept of a society that would be fair and work for the wellbeing of everyone...