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Root Cause Analysis of Community-based Violence and Conflicts in G5 Sahel Countries (G5 Sahel, African Security Sector Network)

July 10, 2021 #Communities,#Security

“The approach taken in this study seeks to identify the underlying structural dynamics of violence and competition within and between Sahelian communities. It is divided into three sections: Section one offers a critical analysis of conflicts and community-based violence in the Sahel region, based on their typology; Section two discusses the various prevention and management mechanisms for these conflicts, and Section three provides recommendations.”

https://www.g5sahel.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/G5S_Report_Conflicts_Analysis-English-Summary.pdf

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