This paper explores how COVID-19 has disrupted one of the foundation principles of peacebuilding practice: the basic need to bring people together face-to-face.

This newly edited report aims to raise awareness of the opportunities and prospects, but also the risks and challenges associated with the business and peacebuilding nexus.

In this briefing we argue that leveraging SDG 16 is imperative to salvaging the 2030 Agenda and avoiding far greater and more durable violent conflict.

This article explores why there is continued public support for the anti-drug war in the Philippines despite its failures, particularly from among those who are often victimised by violence.

This note summarises the Conflict-Sensitivity and Social Stability Model developed by International Alert and tailored in partnership with Amel Association International’s (Amel) staff and programmes in Lebanon.

This report comes at a time of great uncertainty. But one thing is certain: peacebuilding is needed now more than ever.

This briefing paper provides practical guidance to practitioners working to monitor programmes aimed at supporting protective factors to prevent violent extremism.

Access to land is at the heart of inter-communal conflict in Mali. However, such tensions have been exploited over time.

This report looks at the role of disabilities in increasing the risk of sexual and gender-based violence and domestic violence in Tajikistan.