Pastoralism in transition: evolving economic and social dynamics between livestock herders, farmers and miners in South-Western Central African Republic

Conflicts between livestock herders, farmers, and miners stem from competition for land use. Competition for land use has increased the militarisation of these areas, increasing the risk of conflict. The field research team concludes that the diversification of livelihoods and increased trade amongst these parties are crucial to peacebuilding in the area.

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Advocates and Protectors: The role of Abyei’s women and youth in managing conflict and promoting sustainable peace

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Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic