Conserve Africa: Eldis Conflict and Security Resource Guide Survey

In this issue: Our Conflict and Security Resource Guide user survey

Highlighting research on the the drivers and dynamics of conflict such as ethnicity and competition for natural resources; current approaches to conflict prevention and best practice in the design of security and peacebuilding programmes.

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References

1. ^{^} Conflict and Security Resource Guide (lyris.ids.ac.uk)
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