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Posts Tagged ‘DDR’

  • Monday, January 25th, 2010

    The Hidden Story of the Disqualified Maoist Combatants

    Reintegration of Maoist combatants is a key part of the Nepal Peace Process. A verification process undertaken by The United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) in December 2007 concluded that there were over 20,000 Maoists staying in seven main cantonments (barracks) and the 21 sub-cantonments. Of these, 4,008 were ‘disqualified’- either for enrolling after the [...]

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  • Friday, September 4th, 2009

    Bujumbura Diocese Development Organisation (ODDBU)

    ODDBU is a branch of the Catholic diocese of Bujumbura focusing on development issues. Their mission is to promote peace through socio-economic growth by involving communities in their own development. By providing stable livelihoods ODDBU hope to reduce the number of factors that lead to violent conflict. Conflict Resolution through Farming Burundi faces a crisis [...]

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  • Friday, September 4th, 2009

    Centre Resolution Conflits (CRC)

    Based in Eastern DR Congo, the part of the country most vulnerable to violence, the ‘Centre Résolution Conflit’ (CRC) has, for the last 10 years, been tireless in its work rescuing child soldiers, keeping communities together, building relationships and training people from different tribes to live together peacefully. Henri and Albino from Insight on Conflict [...]

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