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What can help Central African Republic? Lessons from Sierra Leone
9 Dec 2013:As French troops enter CAR's troubled capital, Britain's African intervention of 2000 could serve as a model to help bring peace, says Marcus Manuel
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World Development Report 2011
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World Development Report 2011 warns that chronic cycles of criminal and political violence remain the biggest threats
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More than 1.5 billion people live in countries affected by violent conflict. Read the World Development Report 2011: Conflict, security and development
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Guardian Professional, 16 Dec 2013:The conflict minerals found in cars, electronics and other products will only be eradicated with new laws and business buy-in
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Guardian Professional, 16 Dec 2013:
As fighting erupts between government and rebel forces international pressure is needed to protect political and economic gains
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9 Dec 2013:
As French troops enter CAR's troubled capital, Britain's African intervention of 2000 could serve as a model to help bring peace, says Marcus Manuel
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Guardian Professional, 4 Dec 2013:
New legislation for the disclosure of conflict minerals in companies' supply chains is prompting many to leave the troubled DRC, but change will only happen if they stay
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28 Nov 2013: Deputy secretary general said that even with a speedy security council resolution it would take months to deploy a team
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Guardian Professional,
26 Nov 2013:
Much progress has been made since the fall of the Taliban but it is vital that adding the voice of women is not merely a symbolic gesture in the peace process
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25 Nov 2013: Human Rights Watch identified Adballah Hamat as responsible for a raid in which hundreds of homes were looted and torched
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21 Nov 2013: Oxfam, ActionAid and Greenpeace among seven organisations jointly calling on governments to set emissions targets
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Guardian Professional,
18 Nov 2013:
There is evidence from Cambodia to Afghanistan that taking a risk on infrastructure investment can yield great results, but it takes time to get the balance right
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14 Nov 2013: UK government pledges £21.6m in crises to prioritise needs of women and girls and ensure protection from sexual violence
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9 Nov 2013: Archbishop Dieudonné Nzapalaing: Sectarian violence has devastated CAR. The international community must not stand idly by while its citizens are murdered
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6 Nov 2013:
US welcomes ceasefire in eastern DRC as civilians return to war-ravaged towns and villages following two decades of conflict
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6 Nov 2013:
Abbé Benoît Kinalegu, in London to receive a humanitarian award, on his efforts to defuse DRC's teenage 'time bomb'. Mark Tran reports
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Guardian Professional, 5 Nov 2013:
How can you ensure flexibility and effectiveness in complex environments? Redefine success, improve feedback systems or empower frontline staff? Our panel offers some ideas
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5 Nov 2013:
Western officials praise 'focused' consultations, which listed protection of civilians among the fragile state's priorities
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