Following a very difficult year, 2021 arrived full of uncertainties and challenges. Social conflict, inequality, trauma, mental health issues, and economic crises are among the challenges communities...
Introduction La violence armée persiste en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) depuis plus de 30 ans, mais une récente augmentation de son ampleur et de sa fréquence a conduit les Nations Unies à...
Executive Summary Between 2017 and 2020, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) experienced a 54% increase in average reported cases of violence against civilians compared to the previous seven-year...
Foreword The last twelve months have been challenging for our team and our partners. A global pandemic, calls for racial justice, and rising levels of violence and unrest in Mali, Lebanon, Ethiopia...
In this article, our local peacebuilding expert from Burundi* analyses the first six months of a new Presidency, and the challenges and opportunities they have brought for peace. The first six months...
Mali has recently experienced a period of upheaval, with a transition from one government to another, a deadly pandemic and growing security concerns. In this context, what are the opportunities for...
In this letter, NRC and 29 organisations call on the United States Congress to speak out unequivocally on the humanitarian consequences for Yemen if plans to designate Ansar Allah as a terrorist...
Nearly 200 UK humanitarian, development and domestic charity leaders and leaders, including The National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Save the Children, Greenpeace UK, UNICEF UK and Friends of...
This brief on partnership approaches is part of a series called ‘Towards locally-led peacebuilding’ intended to highlight gaps in current policy and practice. As partnerships between international...
Executive Summary Violent conflict is at a 30-year high. Building peace in any country requires local leadership, broad participation, and unwavering effort. Yet, the people, communities, and...