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Applying Behavioural Science to Support the Prevention of Violent Extremism: Experiences and Lessons Learned
This pioneering knowledge product provides step-by-step suggestions for practitioners who are looking for ways to make use of findings from the behavioural sciences to address violent extremism…
United Nations chiefs urge donors to support record appeals for Syrians and the region
On the eve of the fifth Brussels conference for Syria, the United Nations humanitarian, refugee and development chiefs have urged international donors to step up and stand with the millions of people…
Women leading the fight against HIV stigma in Djibouti
Those living with HIV are often subject to stigma and social exclusion, and may avoid treatment or even diagnosis.
A Yemeni woman improves lives and changes minds
One entrepreneur improving wealth and wellbeing in her community.
Overcoming the Setbacks: Understanding the Impact and Implications of COVID-19 in Fragile and Conflict-affected Contexts
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed fragility across high and low-income countries. Yet its impacts have reminded the policy community that not all countries are equal in their ability to withstand the…
Putting Fragility at the Center of Iraq's Recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Oil Crisis
In a post-COVID-19 Iraq, it will be impossible to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or an inclusive development trajectory without tackling the multiple dimensions of fragility in the…
A young woman leads in dispute resolution
A centre where local people can come for help solving arguments ranging from land theft to domestic abuse.
International Women's Day 2021
Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World
Climate change isn’t gender neutral. Climate action shouldn’t be either
Gender disparities show that climate change does not affect all people in the same way.
Bringing life back to the ports of Yemen
Why Yemenis are starving, despite abundant food.
