Promote growth & secure peace How can a conflict analysis help.
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Promote growth & secure peace
How can a conflict analysis help
The context of this exercise• progress on many levels, but fragile transition with potentially
destabilising factors• lack of inclusive growth might not be a core cause of conflict, but:
- weak & non pro-poor ec. policies/programmes- real or perceived lack of progress in accessing ec. opportunities (women, rural youth)- perception of corruption & mismanagement of resources, among others
can contribute to violence in the short term, & undermine long term reforms & recovery
This exerciseCCA/growth: - Identifies key problems related to growth & economic
dev.- analyses their immediate & structural causes- suggests the action needed to address them- assesses the capacities & comparative advantages of
the UN in this area
informs short/medium & long-term action to be included in the UNDAF
Integrating a conflict lens
Look at the identified problems thinking:• how has the issue (e.g. lack of growth, etc.)
contributed to creating the conditions for conflict or to undermining peace consolidation?
also look at: • how has conflict impacted on the issue? (e.g.
impact of insecurity)
Causal analysis with a conflict lensExample: employment
Ask the question
What action will contribute to stimulategrowth, improve ec. policies, address discriminatory practices, thus: • creating jobs for the marginalised• contributing to stabilise the situation• & to longer term peace consolidation &
development?
Analysis of responses
• Are the current responses addressing the immediate & structural causes of the problem?
• Are they informed by an understanding of how the problem might have contributed to conflict & are they addressing those linkages (e.g. conflict sensitivity)?
• Are there major gaps in the responses?
Final picture
• You have identified key issues• You have identified, analysed, ranked their
causes• You have identified actions, on-going responses
& gaps in the way the issues are being addressed
• You finish by identifying what are the UN comparative advantages to take action and what capacities are needed