The aim is to test the scale up of AgroTech (an ICT platform) in the delivery of agricultural extension and agribusiness advisory services to smallholders through private sector value chain players.
This report provides guidance to policymakers and practitioners on the ways in which transitional justice initiatives may function better in divided societies.
Despite their potential, research has failed to prioritize indigenous vegetable species for improving food security, nutrition and income. The project worked with 1,200 farmers (50% women) who have formed 22 vegetable cooperative groups.
The African Transitional Justice Research Network (ATJRN) seeks to increase the capacity of local level researchers in African countries engaged in transitional justice processes, aiming to improve the skills of African researchers, practitioners
Research shifted focus towards examination of the implications and challenges of pursuing transitional justice in new and post-conflict contexts, and in particular of its links with security, and development.
The ‘conflict trap’ shows that countries experiencing conflicts are likely to have further conflicts. Costs of conflict have the potential to provide policy makers and donors with
The Palestinian refugee issue remains a key component of any just and lasting resolution to the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
The Arab Awakening, which started in Tunisia and swept through Egypt, has triggered profound transformation both within Arab states and in the region. These changes will ultimately shape the nature of state-society relations in the Arab world.