INSTITUTO IGARAPÉ

Objet publié

This project aims to strengthen conflict prevention knowledge. It builds upon efforts by the United Nations and the African Union to understand what works and what does not in conflict prevention. The goal is to determine why some practices are more effective and efficient than others, and what enabling conditions allowed them to achieve positive outcomes on the ground. A major priority for this initiative is to produce information and analysis that is easily accessible and immediately actionable. The proposed platform allows users to better assess the evidence of conflict prevention practice. It also offers explanations for how specific interventions can be sequenced in a wide range of conflict scenarios, including how to best include women in mediation processes. The project plans to develop a typology of conflict prevention practices, map out effective practices in Africa and develop a digital platform that visualizes both effective and ineffective conflict prevention practices over the past decade, and report back on findings.