General News

No women, no peace

UNSCR 1325: the participation promise

Charlotte Onslow
Thu, 30/06/2011

A strategic approach to climate change

Water resource management in the Niger River Basin

Niger River Basin

Julia Weiner
Thu, 30/06/2011

What’s conflict?

International Alert’s Secretary General reflects on conflict and peace

The fundamental issue in relations between people is how to manage conflict. That’s true for relations between individuals, between states, and at every level in between.

Whether people can manage their disputes productively and caringly will decide whether or their relationship – whether as friends, partners, colleagues, whatever – will continue.

Dan Smith
Thu, 30/06/2011

How climate change can amplify social, economic and political stresses

Interview with Alert's Climate Change and Conflict Advisor

Janani Vivekananda
Thu, 30/06/2011

Become a Peacebuilder!

As we look to summer, it is hard not to reflect on what an eventful spring it has been on the international stage.

From a historic revolution in Egypt to the violent civil conflict that has erupted in Libya – the need for peace is back in the spotlight.

Jeanie Bird
Tue, 28/06/2011

Moving beyond the World Development Report

Time for international institutions to think and act differently

Monica Stephen
Wed, 01/06/2011

Conflict-sensitive land policy and governance in Africa

Peacebuilding essentials for economic development practitioners

We are pleased to launch a new practice note in the Peacebuilding Essentials for Economic Development Practitioners series.

Joost van der Zwan
Wed, 01/06/2011

Training schools for youth in the South Caucasus

An introduction to conflict transformation and civil peacebuilding

Marina Nagai
Wed, 01/06/2011

Libya and the fog of intervention

A blog post by Alert’s Secretary General

Dan Smith
Thu, 14/04/2011

Enhancing public security in Nepal

Bringing together local youth and community security providers

Enhancing public security in Nepal

Bhasker Kafle
Thu, 14/04/2011

Georgian-Abkhaz study trip to Cyprus

Economic relations across conflict divides

In March, a selected number of Georgian and Abkhaz experts and businesspeople – including one additional partner from South Ossetia – visited Cyprus to study the Greenline Regulations. These regulations facilitate economic relations across the divided island of Cyprus in the absence of a political solution to the conflict and were adopted in 2004.

Gulru Nabieva
Wed, 13/04/2011

The 2011 World Development Report: a potential game-changer

International Alert's response

Chris Underwood
Tue, 12/04/2011

Who we are and what we do

Interview with Dan Smith, Secretary General

Dan Smith, Alert Secretary-General, was interviewed in Washington DC at the Woodrow Wilson Centre last week about the nature of our work. You can watch his thoughts, which include some observations about the challenges and opportunities of peacebuilding, below:

Thu, 31/03/2011

Alert trains Nepali civil society and media in security issues

Broadening the security debate beyond the Kathmandu-centric political circles

International Alert, together with partners Antenna Foundation, Equal Access, Forum for Women, Law and Development, the Institute of Human Rights Communication Nepal and Saferworld, recently held a series of trainings in Security Sector Reform (SSR) for civil society and media representatives in Nepal.

Rebecca Crozier
Fri, 21/08/2009
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