This book draws on nine cases from around the world of how land and conflict are being addressed: in Honduras, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Peru, Brazil and Colombia. The cases are drawn from different stages in the conflict cycle, from emergency, peace and stability operations, through recovery to development. They include both urban and rural settings, and situations involving extractives, food security, urban reconstruction and development.
Land and conflict
This book draws on nine cases from around the world of how land and conflict are being addressed: in Honduras, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Peru, Brazil and Colombia. The cases are drawn from different stages in the conflict cycle, from emergency, peace and stability operations, through recovery to development. They include both urban and rural settings, and situations involving extractives, food security, urban reconstruction and development.
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| Author(s) | Adriana Ortiz-Serrano, Bernice Wambui, Chrispin Mwatate, Clarissa Augustinus, Evelyn Aero, George Anderson, Isaac Bekalo, Ismael Frioud, Jamila El Abdellaoui, Jimmy Okumu, Kirstie Farmer, Lorena Nieto Padilla, Luis Francisco Thais Santa Cruz, Mike Dzakuma, Ombretta Tempra, Oumar Sylla, Paul Mundy, Raquel Ludermir Bernardino, Shobha Rao, Tervil Okoko, Yannick Weyns |
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| Funded By | Government of Norway, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) |
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