Enhancing socio-economic opportunities for ex-combatants in post-conflict environments: Case study series

The findings of a series of case studies which explore the socio-economic aspects of reintegration programmes for ex-combatants in Nepal, Liberia and Uganda.

The series includes three case studies:

  • Liberia: This case study critically explores the effectiveness of the component of the disarmament, demobilisation, rehabilitation and reintegration programme geared towards providing ex-combatants with long-term livelihood opportunities and psycho-social support.
  • Nepal: This case study discusses rehabilitation efforts in Nepal following the Comprehensive Peace Accord of 2006 and geared towards those ex-combatants who were either verified minors or late recruits.
  • Uganda: This case study examines the difficulties of socio-economic reintegration faced not only by ex-combatants, but also by IDPs and war-affected youth in the post-conflict environment of Uganda.

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Case study series summary

Enhancing socio-economic opportunities for ex-combatants in Liberia

Enhancing socio-economic opportunities for ex-combatants in Nepal

Enhancing socio-economic opportunities for ex-combatants in Uganda