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Community security and conflict prevention in the Ferghana Valley Phase III We are developing inclusive approaches to community security in the Ferghana Valley. We work in two contexts: with communities living in the border areas between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan; and with Kyrgyz and Uzbek communities in the Osh and Jalalabad areas. Our work brings together communities from different ethnicities encouraging constructive co-operation on local security issues between residents, authorities and law enforcement agencies. From this experience we are developing practical, evidence-based policy recommendations to feed into wider debates on community security effectiveness, linking our community work with national policy changes.
Peace and Resilience Project in South Sudan Saferworld, Children Development Foundation (ACDF), the Community Initiative for Partnership and Development (CIPAD), Organization for Nonviolence and Development (ONAD), the Organization of Children Harmony (TOCH) and Women Development Group (WDG) are working together on a project to strengthen peace and resilience in South Sudan. Working with communities, authorities, civil society organisations and UN agencies, the project aims to increase trust between and among communities, and contribute to stability, inclusivity, durable peace and improved livelihoods.
Promoting Peaceful and Inclusive Societies The aim of the next phase of Saferworlds project is to ensure that the gains achieved in (provisionally) securing the inclusion of peaceful and inclusive societies in the post-2015 agenda can be translated into action. The project objectives are: 1. To maximise the prospect of retaining peaceful and inclusive societies within the final agreement adopted in September 2015; 2. To reinforce and widen the political will behind peaceful and inclusive societies, and to help build a sustained constituency of supporters that will carry through to the implementation phase; 3. To inform and support the development of an ambitious yet actionable accountability framework for Goal 16, including effective peacebuilding indicators; and 4. To inform and facilitate dialogue on initiatives, modalities and partnerships for the effective implementation of peaceful and inclusive societies commitments.
Programmatic Partnership Agreement Saferworld’s overall aim for the PPA funding period is to contribute to a reduction in violent conflict and insecurity in up to 14 target countries. We believe this can be achieved by focusing on key conditions for peace, especially: that people are free from fear and insecurity; have fair and effective paths to address their grievances; and have opportunities to play a central role in transforming conflict and building peace. Our theory of change is that a broad range of actors have a role to play in achieving conditions needed for lasting peace, and that Saferworld can play a pivotal role in informing, influencing and bringing those actors together. This proposal covers the Horn and Great Lakes regions of Africa (regionally and in Kenya, Somalia/Somaliland, Sudan and Uganda); South Asia (regionally and in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka); Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan); the Caucasus (regionally and in Georgia/South Ossetia/Abkhazia); Balkans (regionally and in Bosnia, Kosovo and Moldova); and the Middle East (Yemen). Saferworld proposes four specific objectives for the PPA, derived from the four categories of outcomes contained within our results framework.
Conflict Prevention Partnerships for the 21st Century: China and the UK A 24-month project to help address the identified gaps through a two-strand process. The first strand focuses on deepening awareness and expertise on conflict prevention amongst a core Conflict Prevention Working Group (CPWG), made up of three Chinese and three UK policy influencers, based in universities, think tanks, NGOs and potentially the commercial sector. The second strand concentrates on facilitating outreach on conflict prevention amongst the wider policy and business communities in China and the UK.
Preventing and reducing violent conflict and promoting cooperative approaches to security building Core support to Saferworld's work to prevent and reduce violent conflict and promote cooperative approaches to Security Building.
Making Space for Peacebuilding: Strengthening Participation and Safety of Women Activists and Journalists in South West state and Jubaland, Somalia The project goal is to enhance the safety of women activists and journalists (including those from marginalized groups and selected local women’s organizations and networks) in Jubaland and South West states of Somalia, and broaden the civic space for their meaningful participation in peacebuilding and political processes. It aims to address three intertwined conflict drivers that negatively affect women activists’ civic and political participation: 1. Patriarchal social norms; 2. Exclusion of women from key decision-making arenas, such as formal and clan-based dispute resolution, security provision, and political institutions; 3. Weaponization of GBV to maintain the status quo.
Building Effective Responses for Peaceful Elections in Kenya More responsive, inclusive, and conflict sensitive engagement by county governments with their citizens (including women, youth and other excluded groups) in addressing service delivery problems around competition over shared resources such as grazing lands, livestock and food markets, water points, public schools, health facilities, minerals, and roads.
Securing engagement: Supporting Egyptian efforts to build and maintain momentum on security sector reform in Egypt This project seeks to build the technical capacity of the National Initiative for Police Reform (NIPR) coalition and other civil society groups and to encourage them to engage more with other groups and popular priorities to push effectively for a workable reform vision. It lays the foundation for these groups to seize opportunities to push reforms when they arise, including after project completion.
Peaceful, just and inclusive societies: Promoting national action This project aims to support stakeholders in the Horn of Africa region to make use of the 2030 Agenda to contribute to peaceful, just and inclusive societies at the national level. Indicative project objectives: 1. Map national stakeholders and key implementation institutions; 2. Identify change-agents who can become Goal 16 champions; 3. Contextualise Goal 16 through prioritisation and alignment; 4. Promote innovative and collective approaches; 5. Support monitoring processes; 6. Track implementation of Goal 16 in pilot countries; 7. Support follow-up and review processes; 8. Advise international actors on effective engagement; 9. Examine evidence, learn and promote best practices. Country-specific strategies, objectives and outputs designed after initial assessments and consultations.
Preventing and reducing violent conflict and promoting cooperative approaches to security building General support to Saferworld's work to prevent and reduce violent conflict and promote cooperative approaches to Security Building.
Promoting inclusive, accountable and legitimate political settlements in Africa This project provides Kenyan perspectives on a critical element of peacebuilding and state-building, namely the role of security and justice provision in political settlements. It is framed around the following research questions: “What does Kenya's National Accord teach us about how to address security and justice issues within a political settlement in ways that reinforce the overall settlement and contribute to a reduction in violence? What has been done to strengthen public support for the Accord’s security and justice commitments since the Accord was originally reached, and how have these commitments been implemented?”
Strengthening capacity of young women and men in Kyrgyzstan to promote peace and security The project will facilitate safe dialogue spaces for young women and young men in Kyrgyzstan to collectively identify and and articulate their peace and security concerns, empower youth to advocate for action and accountability from their authorities, and create opportunities for meaningful youth participation in decision-making processes around peace and security. The project will pilot an innovative WhatsApp peacebuilding course, launch youth-led community peace initiatives and advocacy campaigns, and facilitate the first-ever youth-led report in Kyrgyzstan on youth perceptions of the Government’s progress on the commitments made to the Agenda 2030 global goals related to youth, gender, peace and security. This unique project will amplify the voices of youth and promote inclusive processes in a context where youth have been largely excluded from local, sub-national, and national-level decision-making.
Contribution to Community Policing and Community Security Programme in South Sudan Through this programme, Saferworld seeks to work alongside and add value to the Safety and Access to Justice Programme (SAJP) police service delivery work. Enabling communities, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and other actors to engage more effectively with the South Sudan National Police Service (SSNPS) and other authorities to improve safety and security and experience a reduction in threats.
Resourcing Change: Supporting Women’s Rights Organisations (WROs) in Fragile and Conflict Affected States (FCAS) Women's Rights organisations WROs are provided flexible and core funding opportunities to meet self-defined priorities, and in turn increase and strengthen their work on peacebuilding, gender equality, women’s empowerment and participation, GBV prevention and response, and COVID-19 response and preparedness.
Peace Research Partnership Conciliation Resources, International Alert and Saferworld propose a three-year programme in which the three organisations will leverage their combined 75 years’ experience building peace across the world to provide evidence-based policy and programming recommendations to DFID and other peace, security and development actors. Through practice-based research the programme will analyse and draw lessons from interventions to address conflict drivers implemented by consortium partners and other external actors, in order to generate new understanding, practical lessons and actionable policies. It will build upon the consortium partners’ strong track record of research and programming in conflict-affected states, and their wide policy and practitioner networks. The programme will focus on issues prioritised in the UK’s SDSR and Building Stability frameworks, including economic development, peace processes, effective and inclusive institutions, and gender drivers of conflict. The purpose is to inform and enhance the effectiveness of DFID/HMG’s work to prevent conflict and build lasting peace. Programme outputs will focus on learning and adaptation of programmes, as well as providing practical lessons and actionable recommendations, targeted at relevant policy processes both nationally and internationally.
Advisory Consortium on Conflict Sensitivity Saferworld is a member of the Advisory Consortium on Conflict Sensitivity, a consortium supported by the UK Department for International Development to ensure that development interventions in northern Uganda effectively address the drivers of conflict and contribute to building peace. Our role in the consortium is to deliver evidence-based advocacy and provide conflict sensitivity advice and training to stakeholders involved in development initiatives in northern Uganda.
Capacities for Peace In contexts where overall in-country analytical capacity is lower, the project will focus on building the in-country skills base and creating opportunities for in-country and/or regional engagement between civil society and other relevant stakeholders, including EU Delegation(s). This will include identifying key gaps in existing analysis, seeking out under-represented perspectives and innovative approaches at local, national and regional levels and tailoring the actions to take advantage of opportunities to engage in the most strategic way.
SIDA Helpdesk on Human Security (2012-2015) Together with the Department of Peace Studies of Bradford and the Stockholm Policy Group, offering a multidisciplinary team of experts, who among them have extensive research, consultancy and programme implementation experience. The consortium aims to bridge the divide that often looms between practitioners, academics and policy-makers.
Restoring Stable Communities in Somalia This project aims at restoring stable communities in Somalia through establishing local structures that research, identify, analyse, prioritize and implement solutions to community security issues, in collaboration with local authorities, formal security actors and civil society. At the state level, it will re-establish bodies that promote community-responsive policing, acting as a link through which information on security provision is channelled, and form bridges between local, state and national levels. Learning and insights from all levels will be fed upwards through national-level civil society networks, promoting community-focused security provision at national and international level. The objectives of the programme are to strengthen the capacity of local civil society groups and communities to research and facilitate broad dialogue across clan and state-society divides about local security issues, provide resources for implementation of joint conflict prevention and community security initiatives, support cross-regional community exchange to share experiences and common security problems, link community members with existing dispute resolution mechanisms, support the re-introduction and development of regional oversight mechanisms such as police accountability committees with channels for community input, provide training on accountability, gender- and conflict-sensitivity, link these bodies into a cross-regional learning network, facilitate their engagement in policy dialogue at the federal member state level, conduct policy discourse with the Somali federal government, regional bodies and international actors to communicate evidence about inclusive approaches to improving human security, and facilitate dialogue among policy-makers at the national level and communities. This will eventually result in a reduction in inter and intra-clan division and violence, more inclusive, responsive and accountable security provision including effective mechanisms to prevent misuse of power and improve coordination, greater coherence in policy formation between Federal regions, and more evidence-based policy and programming on human security from international actors.
Resourcing Change Phase II: Supporting Women’s Rights Organisations (WROs) and women’s networks in Fragile and Conflict Affected States (FCAS) To support women’s rights organisations (WROs) and networks in Yemen, South Sudan and Nigeria to increase their independent and collective roles in leading gender transformative programming and advocacy on women, peace and security (WPS) issues (e.g. peacebuilding, gender equality, women’s empowerment and participation, GBV prevention and response) and strengthen their collective work through holistic capacity strengthening and movement building.
Action research on empowering communities through business for peace (B4P) The project aims to build resilience against violence (political, electoral and social) by harnessing the potential of local business actors to act as advocates for the peaceful resolution of conflict in two working areas, leading to inclusive and participatory local governance reform and economic development.
Promoting people-focused approaches to security provision throughout Kyrgyzstan Strengthen the capacities of representative civil society to further promote community policing, analyse security issues, and engage in policy debates/discussions on security provision.  Promote broader and more informed dialogue between civil society and local, national and international decision-makers on causes of insecurity and mechanisms for people-centred security provision in Kyrgyzstan.
Strengthening Proactive Criminal Justice Response To support the Romanian criminal justice system and other actors to address cases of Information Redacted in a victim-centered, multi-disciplinary approach.
Adaptive Reuse of the Former Hinech Neorim Orthodox Synagogue in Oradea To support the adaptation of the former Hinech Neorim Orthodox Synagogue in Oradea for reuse as a Jewish heritage museum. Built in the early 20th century, the former synagogue is one of the few remaining in Oradea, once the home to a flourishing Jewish community. The project involves the restoration of the building facades, roof, and interior.
Julia Taft Grant LOGS Grant for assistance for refugees in Romania. LOGS will provide food and clothing to refugees.
Strengthening Proactive Criminal Justice Response to TIP To support the Romanian criminal justice system and other actors to address cases of TIP in a victim-centered, multi-disciplinary manner, by the following: 1)Strengthening the capacity of CJS actors to employ victim-sensitive, multi-disciplinary techniques to identify, investigate and prosecute cases of TIP; 2) Developing government champions and key influencers who will strengthen policies for victim protection and compensation and will support funding for the national strategy/action plans; and 3) Strengthening the quality of essential social services through increasing coordination between key frontline service providers and improving trauma-informed approaches to service provision.
IOM Romania Supporting Romanian government in efforts to counter trafficking in persons through LUPTA project
Conservation of the 14th-Century Fortified Saxon Church in Alma Vii The fortified church in the village of Alma Vii, with its characteristic defensive enclosure and raised choir, is an exceptional example of a building type associated with the ethnic German Saxons who had settled in southern Transylvania beginning in the mid-12th century. This project involves the conservation of the single-nave church exterior and roof.
Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs - BUCHA PPE Kits for Romanian Health Ministry[Administrative Supplies- Medical Supplies] U.S. Department of State: Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. BUCHA PPE Kits for Romanian Health Ministry[Covers the medical supplies and minor equipment of all types necessary for the diagnosis, prevention, and cure of illness and injuries.]
Conservation of Monumental Funerary Stones in the Jewish Cemetery in Alba Iulia Established in the 16th century, Alba Iulias Jewish community played a vital role in the towns civic and commercial life through the 1930s. This project involves the conservation of 80-100 monumental funerary stones (matzevas) in the cemetery and the interpretation of Jewish life and Jewish contributions in Alba Iulia and Transylvania.
Taft Fund: For Jesuit Refugee Service Romania (JRS Romania) in order to provide assistance for the number of increasing refugees arriving from the Black Sea for food, sanitary items, and assistance upon arrival Taft Fund: For Jesuit Refugee Service Romania (JRS Romania) in order to provide assistance for the number of increasing refugees arriving from the Black Sea for food, sanitary items, and assistance upon arrival [in Romania through Jesuit Refugee Service Romania]
Conservation of the 19th-Century Elie Wiesel Memorial House in Sighetu Marmatiei The Elie Wiesel Memorial House preserves the birthplace and interprets the life and contributions of the Romanian-born American writer, Nobel laureate, activist, and Holocaust survivor. This project involves conservation intervention on the exterior and interior of the house to reverse deterioration.
Conservation of 13th- and 14th-Century Saxon Fortified Churches in Transylvania During the Middle Ages, the Transylvanian Saxons built fortified churches to provide refuge for villagers in the event of an attack. This project involves the conservation and adaptive reuse of two fortified churches.
FY21 Council of Europe Octopus Project To support countries in the strengthening of their criminal justice capacities in line with the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest) and related standards.
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Romania Hybrid Undercover Training Romania Hybrid Undercover Training
PROMOTE: Decent Work for Domestic Workers to End Child Domestic Work Reducing child domestic work by promoting decent work for domestic workers.
Technology Enabled Education & Training reaching 2,682 rural primary teachers, principals and students in Sindh and KPK provinces, Pakistan This project is designed to achieve rapid growth of students entering and completing primary education in Pakistan. It creates a technology and internet enabled environment to cost-efficiently multiply opportunities for delivering quality education to rural primary level students and teachers, especially women. The project also acts as an incubator for other basic and modern services to reach areas previously inaccessible.;
EOM Zambia 2021 Contract related to: EOM Zambia 2021 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions (EU EOMs) in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
EFM Zambia 2023 Contract related to: EFM Zambia 2023 - Financing decision for the years 2022 and 2023 for financing EU electoral missions and complementary activities.
Mapped in Bangladesh (MiB) IATI Reporting: July 2020 - June 2021 (2) Mapped in Bangladesh (MiB) is a 4-year research initiative
BD-MEGPRB-SHIM-SHA-14-13-BE-BI-5-97-142-MENSTRUAL REGULATION (MR) AND ABORTION AMONG THE ROHINGYA REFUGEES IN BANGLADESH Rohingya
menstrual regulation (MR) and abortion among the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh menstrual regulation (MR) and abortion among the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
"DESIGNING A STUDY ON MENSTRUAL REGULATION AND POST-ABORTION CARE AMONG THE ROHINGYA REFUGEES IN BANGLADESH.” ROHINGYA REFUGEES IN BANGLADESH
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