Publications

This tool provides an introduction to the benefits and opportunities of integrating gender issues into national-level security policy making.

This tool is designed to be a resource for civil society organisations (CSOs) engaged in oversight of the security sector, CSOs that seek to play a more active role in this regard, policymakers and officials in national governments, international and regional organisations, and donor countries.

The aim of this paper is to outline the key community security concerns voiced by young people in Morang and Sunsari districts and reflect these voices upto policy and decision makers at the national level.

General introduction to International Alert brochure

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The Links Between Climate Change, Peace and War

This report looks at the social and human consequences that are likely to ensue from climate change,  particularly the risks of conflict and instability.

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Improving EU Support for Economic Recovery

This report focuses on economic recovery as a central pillar of peacebuilding in eastern DRC and, in particular, the role of the European Commission in supporting such processes.

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Peoples’ Agendas for Peace

This report aims to inform policy-makers, Civil Society Organizations, I/NGOs and donors engaged in peacebuilding of the dynamics of conflict at the local level and the agendas of a wide variety of stakeholders for sustainable peace in Nepal.

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Reflections from Morang and Sunsari Consultations

This paper sums up the key community security concerns and issues that were voiced by youth and student groups in consultations carried out in Sunsari and Morang districts in Nepal between the 25th September and the 5th November 2007.

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Do Economic Interests Have the Potential to Build Peace?

The aim of this report is to conduct a preliminary investigation into the linkages between India's growing economic and political clout and its correlation, if any, to peacebuilding in South Asia, with particular emphasis on conflicts in Sri Lanka and Nepal.

Friends for Peace and International Alert undertook research in Morang, Makawanpur, Kailali and Jumla to assess the existing community security situation, people’s perceptions towards it and prospects for the future. The research was based on individual and group interviews and wider community interactions and was led by the communities themselves.

This is the report of a roundtable discussion organized by the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalition, International Alert and UNDP which took place in Sao Tomé and Principe from 29 to 31 October 2007.

Friends for Peace and International Alert undertook research in Morang, Makawanpur, Kailali and Jumla to assess the existing community security situation, people's perceptions towards it and prospects for the future. The research was based on individual and group interviews and wider community interactions and was led by the communities themselves.

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Mapping Challenges, Responses and Future Entry Points

Addressing gender-based violence, which has affected tens of thousands of women and children in Sierra Leone, is a critical element of building peace there. This briefing paper explores the issue, and identifies strategies to enhance prevention and response to gender-based violence in Sierra Leone.

An overview of International Alert's work in 2006.

The fourth issue of International Alert's newsletter.

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Местный Бизнес, Местный Мир – Пример Южного Кавказа

 Русская версия кейс-стади Южного Кавказа из отчета "Местный Бизнес, Местный Мир".

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Prospects for Participation, Prosperity and Peace

This report looks at coffee sector reform in Burundi and the prevention of conflicts that could arise in connection with the reforms.

This report is based on a GAPS event hosted by the Canadian High Commission on Tuesday, March 13th 2007 at Canada House, London.

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How EU Strategies and Programming can Better Prevent Violent C0onflict

This briefing paper analyses EU's engagement with developing countries, many of which are prone to violent conflict, and provides advice for decision-making in Brussels and in the field.

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Perspectives d’Avenir pour la Participation, la Prosperite et la Paix

Le but de cet exercise est de proposer des voies de solutions pour que les réformes de la filière café puissent se faire pour l’intérêt commun des principaux intervenants dans le secteur café et d’oeuvrer pour prévenir des conflits qui pourraient en résulter.

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