Other

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Democracy and Governance,

Portuguese

library: 

TKDemocracyPortuguese.pdf

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Democracy and Governance,

Arabic

Report

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration (ARABIC)

Paper

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Post-conflict reconstruction,

Spanish

library: 

TKPostConfilctReconstructionSPANISH.pdf

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Peace support operations (ARABIC)

library: 

TKPeaceSupportOperationsARABIC.pdf

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Peace negotiations and Agreements (SPANISH)

library: 

TKPeaceNegotiationsSPANISH.pdf

Toolkit for Advocacy and Action,

Sexual and reproductive health, rights and services

library: 

TKSexualReproductiveHealth.pdf

On 9th August 2010, Alert convened business leaders from Acholi and Lango sub-regions of Northern Uganda for a meeting titled “Business and Peace in Uganda: Lessons from Sri Lanka and Kenya” aimed at exploring the role of the private sector in ensuring a peaceful electoral process in the 2011 presidential and parliamentary election in Uganda.

In January 2011 International Alert teamed up with the Royal Commonwealth Society to take eight British youth of Sri Lankan heritage, and from both Tamil and Sinhalese backgrounds, to Sri Lanka as part of our Sri Lankan programme and our work with Sri Lankan diaspora who live in the UK.

International Alert recently published a report on Refugee return to eastern DRC, a discussion document that explores and warns of the dangers posed by the issue of returning refugees from Rwanda to North Kivu in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

On 1st and 2nd December 2010, International Alert hosted a meeting of political analysts, sociologists, journalists, bloggers and civil society activists from the Caucasus to begin to design a new research project examining how to address myths and stereotypes that feed into conflict dynamics in the region.

International Alert hosted a roundtable on Georgian-Abkhaz relations in Brussels on 29th November with experts from the South Caucasus, Russia and representatives of European institutions and the UN. This roundtable was the culmination of a two-year dialogue through research process between Georgian and Abkhaz experts which International Alert has been facilitating with a view to contribute new thinking on conflict related issues to as wide an audience as possible.