Fragility Conflict and Violence

Why the Central African Republic should invest now in its human capital to give itself a future

The Central African Republic (CAR) is a chronically fragile country. Endowed with impressive natural and mineral resources, the country is potentially rich, yet trapped in a regionally, and…

Wilfried A. Kouame, Han Fraeters|
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Poverty

Tackling corruption is our collective responsibility

The negative impacts of corruption are well known. It diverts scarce development dollars from the people who need them most and corrodes the systems and services that are integral for reducing…

Mouhamadou Diagne|
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Governance

#IDPD 2021: Addressing psychosocial disabilities in the conflict-affected deep South of Thailand

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2021, we flag the importance of psychosocial support as a central component to moving toward an inclusive, accessible, and sustainable post-…

Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo, Pamornrat Tansanguanwong|
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Social Sustainability and Inclusion

How gender norms influence school enrollment and domestic work for Syrian refugee adolescents in Jordan

A new research paper examines gender norms, domestic work, and school enrollment for Syrian refugee adolescent girls in Jordan, comparing girls and boys, adults and adolescents, Jordanians and…

Caroline Krafft, Ragui Assaad, Isabel Pastoor|
Education, Fragility Conflict and Violence, Gender

The critical role of escalating food prices in Yemen’s food security crisis

Rapidly rising food prices lead to a significant decline in resources available to purchase key non-food goods and services once a household has purchased a minimally sufficient amount of food,…

Eliana Favari, Michael Geiger, Sharad Tandon, Siddharth Krishnaswamy|
Agriculture and Food, Climate Change, Fragility Conflict and Violence, Nutrition, Trade
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Fragility Conflict and Violence