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James Deane
September 19, 2017

Six steps towards a more open media

Author: BBC Media Action's Director of Policy and Research James Deane, originally posted September 14 2017 - On the International Day of Democracy, James Deane sets out six ways in which a resurgent...

Catholic Relief Services Research and Publications
August 18, 2017

Social Cohesion Integration Diagnostics Tool (SCIDAT)

Part of Catholic Relief Services (CRS)'s suite of resources on social cohesion, this user's guide is a strategic tool designed to help senior management teams, programme officers and managers better...

Catholic Relief Services Research and Publications
August 17, 2017

The Ties That Bind: Building Social Cohesion in Divided Communities

"Discussions involving social cohesion generally evoke thoughts about trust, tolerance, harmony, ties and networks."

United States Institute of Peace (USIP)
August 14, 2017

Implementing UNSCR 2250: Youth and Religious Actors Engaging for Peace

"At a time in which religious youth are particularly vulnerable to recruitment to violent extremism, it is imperative that the voices of youth - especially those who are influential religious actors...

Department for International Development (DFID)
July 19, 2017

Using Social Media for Research, Monitoring and Evaluation in the MENA Region: World Food Programme Case Study

"This report presents an evaluation of the utility of social media for conducting research, monitoring and evaluation in the MENA region, using a case study approach."

Matthew Mulberry
June 28, 2017

Powering to Peace: Integrated Civil Resistance and Peacebuilding Strategies

"This report explores the complementary ideas and practices that civil resistance and peacebuilding approaches present, each from different points along the conflict transformation spectrum. Both...

Liza Barrie
June 20, 2017

#FaithOverFear Toolkit

This #FaithOverFear campaign from Religions for Peace, UNICEF, and a global coalition of religious groups is aimed to inspire action among religious people world wide to support refugees by welcoming...

Kaleem Butt
June 5, 2017

Journalism without Gatekeepers/Editors: Negative Impact of Social Media on Journalism in Pakistan

Author: Kaleem Butt, June 7 2017: The gatekeeper/editor plays a very vital role in journalism; a gatekeeper/editor is a person who is responsible for what is published or broadcast, he/she takes...

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Water Resource Management under Changing Climate in Angola's Coastal Settlements
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Warren Feek
April 24, 2017

Advancing C4D in Academic institutions

This group emerged from an extensive discussion on The Communication Initiative platform that was prompted by a post from Caroline Hungwe entitled...

BBC Media Action
April 24, 2017

Bold female voices: broadcasting under the shadow of Boko Haram

Author: BBC Media Action's Head of Country Programmes, Nigeria, Rachael Borlase, originally posted on...

BBC Media Action
April 24, 2017

Social media tips from Doctor Who help launch new Palestinian youth drama

Author: Social Media Manager, BBC, Jose Vila, originally posted on...

BBC Media Action
April 20, 2017

A Syrian Drama

Author: BBC Media Action's Executive Director Caroline Nursey,...

BBC Media Action
April 20, 2017

The role of social media in development

Author: BBC Media Action Indonesia Country Director Rosie Parkyn,...

BBC Media Action
April 19, 2017

A voice for women in Afghanistan

Author: BBC Media Action's Serena Hamilton,...

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A DFID/UKAID Description of Fragile States

 

"Fragile States are those states where the government cannot or will not deliver core functions to the majority of its people, including the poor. There is no agreed list of fragile states. Many states move in and out of fragility." [DFID/UKAID, 2005]

 

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