Conflict Sensitivity & Integration
Across all sectors, it’s necessary to ensure that interventions mitigate conflict & violence, build peace & promote prosperity. By applying conflict sensitivity & integration to foster social cohesion, tolerance & collaboration, practitioners can meet project goals without aggravating conflict drivers (USAID). This Thematic Action Area offers resources, discussions & more for you to enhance knowledge & collaboration around conflict sensitivity & integration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Peacebuilding is a broad range of measures implemented in the context of emerging, current, or post-conflict situations & which are explicitly guided & motivated by a primary commitment to the prevention of violent conflict & the promotion of a lasting & sustainable peace (Search for Common Ground).
‘A conflict-sensitive approach involves gaining a sound understanding of the two-way interaction between activities & context and acting to minimize negative impacts & maximize positive impacts of the intervention on conflict, within an organization’s given priorities/objectives (mandate)’ (Conflict Sensitivity Community Hub).
Whereas conflict sensitivity is defined as developing & implementing programs to work most effectively in conflict, peacebuilding is defined as working on conflict to produce peacebuilding outcomes. For more on the distinction, please see this resource.
To start conversations about & provide insight on topics related to conflict sensitivity, please explore & contribute to our Discussions.
For a collection of resources on conflict sensitivity, please visit our Resource Library.
For a list of organizations & groups working in conflict sensitivity, please see our Collaboration Map.
Resources
Share your own resourcesIntroduction à la Sensibilité aux Conflits
ResourceTheme: Conflict Sensitivity & Integration, Evaluation & Learning, General, Human Rights, Humanitarian & Emergency Response Programming, Peace & Security, Peacebuilding, Peacebuilding & Urbanization, Program Design
Region: Global
Communicating Social Cohesion in Forced Displacement: A Framework for Protracted Situations of Encampment
ResourceTheme: Conflict Sensitivity & Integration, Humanitarian & Emergency Response Programming, International Development, Peace Processes, Peacebuilding
Water, Peace, and Politics: The Ethiopian Renaissance Dam from Polarization to Prosperity
ResourceTheme: Climate Change & Conflict, Conflict Sensitivity & Integration, Democracy & Governance, Human Rights, Humanitarian & Emergency Response Programming, International Development, Mediation, Peacebuilding
Region: Africa, Middle East & North Africa
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Conflict sensitivity is essential for any individual or organization working in a conflict-affected context, but it can be complex. This course introduces learners to this concept both in theory and practice, understanding why it is...