Add to ORKGIn 2014, the Peace and Security Funders Group (PSFG) hosted three panel discussions that brought together funders and practitioners to discuss how funders can more effectively contribute to conflict prevention, conflict mitigation, and peacebuilding in conflict and post-conflict settings. Borne from a collective interest in identifying practical tools for positive funder engagement in light of continued conflicts around the world, including Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, and the Central African Republic, the panel discussions aimed to spark dialogue and draw out lessons learned.This white paper reviews the key takeaways and recommends next steps for advancing the conversation to further improve the efficacy of funders working in these challenging co...
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The first section looks at the implications of conflict for aid effectiveness and selectivity. We ar...
In 2019, Candid and Centris, with support from PeaceNexus Foundation, conducted a survey, Philanthro...
Conflict resolution (CR) organizations and their funders are currently being pressed to deliver info...
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Excerpt The field of peacebuilding and development has engaged in vital discussions on ethical refle...
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This paper was developed out of an interest to learn more about the role, and more particularly abou...
Conflict, a state of opposition between ideas or interests, is unavoidable. Indeed, conflict can be ...
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Societies embarked on the fragile transition from war to peace face enormous economic, social, and p...
40016693489Since the end of the Cold War, many internal conflicts have occurred all over the world. ...
In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks against the United States, foreign aid has focuse...
The closing space of civil society around the world over the last decades has created profound chall...
Even as the threat of international conflict between great powers re-emerges, violent civil conflict...
This article offers a critical analysis of aid programmes aimed at supporting local civil societies ...
The first section looks at the implications of conflict for aid effectiveness and selectivity. We ar...
In 2019, Candid and Centris, with support from PeaceNexus Foundation, conducted a survey, Philanthro...
Conflict resolution (CR) organizations and their funders are currently being pressed to deliver info...
The Peace and Security Funding Index: An Analysis of Global Foundation Grantmaking is a first-of-its...
Excerpt The field of peacebuilding and development has engaged in vital discussions on ethical refle...
This background paper for the World Bank’s World Development Report 2011 discusses current financing...
This paper was developed out of an interest to learn more about the role, and more particularly abou...
Conflict, a state of opposition between ideas or interests, is unavoidable. Indeed, conflict can be ...
The 2017 Index tracks funding across 23 diverse issue areas, many of which overlap with other sector...
Societies embarked on the fragile transition from war to peace face enormous economic, social, and p...
40016693489Since the end of the Cold War, many internal conflicts have occurred all over the world. ...
In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks against the United States, foreign aid has focuse...
The closing space of civil society around the world over the last decades has created profound chall...
Even as the threat of international conflict between great powers re-emerges, violent civil conflict...
This article offers a critical analysis of aid programmes aimed at supporting local civil societies ...