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The Challenges of Supporting "Alternative" Economic Opportunities for Peacebuilding – Perspectives from Colombia

William Godnick
Diana Klein
April, 2009
International Alert
44 pages
London, UK
8-955-8085-03-5

This series of four country case studies explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict have been tackled in different ways in a number of conflict-affected countries where Alert works. The aim is to encourage cross-country learning, and inform what has become a vibrant international debate in the last few years on how to adapt economic development interventions to conflict contexts, to make them conflict-sensitive, and able to support longer-term peacebuilding.

This report - part of a series of four country case studies - explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict have been tackled in Colombia.

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Rethinking the Nexus between Youth, Unemployment and Conflict – Perspectives from Sri Lanka

Harini Amarasuriya
Canan Gündüz
Markus Mayer
April, 2009
International Alert
38 pages
London, UK
8-955-8085-03-5

This series of four country case studies explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict have been tackled in different ways in a number of conflict-affected countries where Alert works. The aim is to encourage cross-country learning, and inform what has become a vibrant international debate in the last few years on how to adapt economic development interventions to conflict contexts, to make them conflict-sensitive, and able to support longer-term peacebuilding.

This report - part of a series of four country case studies - explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict can be tackled in Sri Lanka.

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Enabling Peace Economies through Early Recovery - Perspectives from Uganda

Jessica Banfield with Jana Naujoks
April, 2009
International Alert
46 pages
London, UK
8-955-8085-03-5

This series of four country case studies explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict have been tackled in different ways in a number of conflict-affected countries where Alert works. The aim is to encourage cross-country learning, and inform what has become a vibrant international debate in the last few years on how to adapt economic development interventions to conflict contexts, to make them conflict-sensitive, and able to support longer-term peacebuilding.

This report - part of a series of four country case studies - explores the ways in which the economic causes, drivers and impacts of conflict have been tackled in Uganda.

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