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17-Dec-2008
DAC’s engagement in fragile situations saw a step change with the launch of a new International Network on Conflict and Fragility (INCAF), bringing together the former Network on Conflict, Peace and Development Cooperation (CPDC) and the Fragile States Group (FSG) into one forum. Over the past years, these two networks had addressed challenges posed by fragile and conflict affected countries. INCAF’s work will further build upon this, but moving beyond aid management concerns to examine the substantive policy issues of security, peace building and state capacity.
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13-Nov-2008
An OECD-DAC in-country consultation on Security System Reform (SSR) took place in La Paz, Bolivia from 29 September to 4 October. Various donors were involved in the consultation, which was held by invitation of the Bolivian authorities. Its principal aim was to build SSR capacity at the country level amongst donors and government, thus ensuring that the OECD SSR norm-setting agenda will be properly transferred from headquarters to the country level.
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02-May-2007
This study provides groundbreaking analysis of the challenges faced in security and justice service delivery. More importantly, it proposes an innovative solution for development agencies, engaging in supporting security and justice development.
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04-Mar-2005
As part of the DAC process of clarifying ODA eligibility in relation to certain conflict, peace and security activities, the DAC High Level Meeting agreed wording for a number of new items.
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09-Oct-2003
This new volume belongs to the DAC Guidelines and Reference Series. It examines the complex links between the causes of terrorism and the role various actors play (government, civil society, business and even criminal elements) in encouraging or combating them.
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26-Apr-2001
This publication provides guidance approved at the DAC High Level Meeting in April 2001. These guidelines are a supplement to the 1997 DAC Guidelines on Conflict, Peace and Development Co-operation.
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