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Innovative data solutions for fragile and conflict-affected settings (FCAS)

Abdilahi Ali, Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera, Sanjana Srivastav, Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser

Policy brief

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Innovative data solutions for fragile and conflict-affected settings

Abdilahi Ali, Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera, Sanjana Srivastav, Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser

Synthesis paper

Innovative data solutions for fragile and conflict-affected settings
Can climate change-induced resource scarcity increase the likelihood of conflict?

Anna Wallace

Blog

Sudanese men and women fetching water from a deep well in front of the abandoned archeological site of Naqa, in northern Sudan. The site has one temple devoted to Amun, another to Apedemak and a Roman structure. by JordiStock / iStock Editorial / Getty Images
Climate priorities in developing countries
Does climate change cause conflict: What can research tell us?

Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera, Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser

Blog

Women collecting water in plastic containers from a volcanic spring, Turkana region, Kenya (Credit: Martin Harvey via GettyImages)
Beyond the storm: Rethinking climate and conflict in fragile states

Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera, Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser

Synthesis paper

The cover of Beyond the Storm: Rethinking Climate and Conflict in Fragile States
Responding to forced displacement in a fracturing world: How can we think differently?

Abdilahi Ali, Amna Mahmood

Blog

A fractured glass globe with people displaced to demonstrate the scale of forcibly displaced populations as part of World Refugee Day.
As It Outlines Strategic Plans for 2025 and Beyond, ICPNC Presents Comprehensive Three-Year Report to President Bio ↗

Sierra Leone's Independent Commission for Peace and National Cohesion presented its three-year report to the President, highlighting support from the IGC in peace efforts.

The Calabash

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Sustainable peace in Sudan: how international investment and solidarity can help ↗

The Conversation draws on the IGC report 'Sudan in the global economy: Opportunities for integration and inclusive growth’.

The Conversation

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Escaping the fragility trap
Yemen’s most pressing problem isn’t war. It’s the economy

Rafat Al-Akhali

Blog

Escaping the fragility trap
العنوان الرئيسي: المشكلة الأكثر إلحاحًا في اليمن ليست الحرب، بل الاقتصاد. العنوان الفرعي: تركز جهود الوكالات الدولية على الأزمة الإنسانية بدلًا من الظروف الاقتصادية التي تسببت بها.

Rafat Al-Akhali

Blog

Pandemics amidst fragilities: Implications and risks in the time of COVID-19

Camilla Sacchetto

Blog

10 May 2012, Tajikhan Village, Jabalseraj District Parwan Province, Afghanistan: Muzhda Malikzada (29) a mid wife at the Sar-e-Hause medical health clinic checks patient. Photo credit: Graham Crouch / World Bank.
Increasing religious awareness and professional training

Inês Vilela, Pedro Vicente

Blog

Group of people clearing a drainage canal.