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    Education and conflict: research, policy and practice

    Forced Migration Review, 2006
    This supplement complements the Forced Migration Review issue on education and emergencies – “Education in emergencies: learning for a peaceful future” – published in January 2005. It includes summaries of key presentations from the “Education and Conflict: Research, Policy and Practice” conference convened by UNICEF and Oxford University.
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    id21 viewpoint - AUVEC: using the virtual world to achieve real world gains in livestock care

    id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
    The importance of livestock to poor people is as obvious as the humps on a camel. However, the diseases that affect animals and their keepers do not get the attention they need.
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    Promoting peace and reconciliation through non-formal education

    id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
    Financial constraints on post-conflict reconstruction programmes often lead to the neglect of the educational needs of the present generation in favour of the next. Evidence suggests, however, that improving adult literacy and numeracy levels can help promote peacebuilding and reconciliation.
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    Beyond victimhood: women’s peacebuilding in Sudan, Congo and Uganda

    International Crisis Group, 2006
    This report addresses the importance of ensuring the inclusion of women in peacebuilding in Sudan, Congo (DRC), and Uganda. The report points out that one of the main hindrances to women’s inclusion is the discrimination and violence that women face in armed conflict.
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    Oil development in Northern Upper Nile, Sudan

    European Coalition on Oil in Sudan, 2006
    This report documents the impact of oil exploitation in the Melut Basin in Upper Nile State, Sudan, as told by inhabitants of the area and photographed from satellites.Findings of the study include:oil-rich areas in the Melut Basin have suffered oil-related death, destruction and displacement : well over a hundred villages have been emptied and the natural environment has been severely
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    Getting disease control right in humanitarian crises

    id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
    Even in humanitarian crises in remote areas, patients can be successfully treated using modern medicine. Examples from Ethiopia, Sudan, Sierra Leone and Russia show how disease control can work if adequate resources and motivated staff are mobilised.
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    IDC inquiry on conflict and development: a Christian Aid submission to the International Development Committee

    Christian Aid, 2006
    Conflicts across the world have killed hundreds of millions of people, and displaced, maimed and traumatised many millions more.
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    Education and health for adolescent girls in Chad’s refugee camps

    id21 Development Research Reporting Service, 2006
    More than 220,000 Sudanese from Darfur have fled the ongoing violence in their region and crossed the border into the desert of eastern Chad. Most of the refugees are now in camps; however, several thousand remain outside camps, waiting to be registered. With the crisis continuing, it is estimated that many more refugees will flee to eastern Chad.
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    The Sinkat community development project and Port Sudan Organizational Development Program in Red Sea State in Sudan 1997 - 2003

    Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation - NORAD, 2005
    The Sinkat Community Development Project was implemented, in 1986, to re-establish the means of subsistence for 250,000 Beja nomads. Its aim is to reduce their vulnerability, and that of their environment, to future climatic extremes. The project additionally aimed to strengthen the capacity of the Sudan Red Crescent Society.
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    Property restitution in practice: the Norwegian Refugee Councils' experience

    Norwegian Refugee Council, 2005
    Despite considerable advances in human rights and humanitarian law in recent years, the right to land, housing and property restitution is only gradually gaining recognition. This paper assesses the experiences of displaced peoples' property rights in a variety of regions in which the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) works.

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