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The International Network on Conflict and Fragility (www.oecd.org/dac/incaf) is a unique decision-making forum which brings together governments and international organisations in order to support peacebuilding as well as effective and legitimate state institutions in the world’s most challenging development situations.
INCAF helps donors, international organisations and partner countries to respond to conflict and fragility by working on cutting-edge policy and programming and by acting as a dialogue facilitator between donors and partner countries (read more).
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08-Oct-2009
This issue of DACnews zeroes in on two important areas of attention for the development community: conflict and dialogue. It takes a look at how the reality of conflict impinges on development, and vice versa. It also focuses on the growing complexity of the development landscape, and how increasing dialogue is helping to build a road on common ground.
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01-Sep-2009
This innovative OECD consultant report (commissioned by INCAF and PDG) outlines the options for security and justice service delivery by non-state actors in the post-colonial state. The report is divided into four sections. The report outlines challenges and options and offers recommendations to the development community, by which it can support the post-colonial fragile state to strengthen the delivery of justice and security to all its citizens: Executive Summary and Full Report .
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