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Case Studies
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Evaluations & Research
- "Community engagement with armed actors in South Sudan: reducing violence and protection risks," (Gemma Davies and Leigh Mayhew with The Bridge Network; HPG Working Paper) - February 2024
- "'Peace' in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus: Good Practices and Recommendations," Civil Society Dialogue Network (CSDN) Discussion Paper - October 2023
- "Protection Needs and Capacities of Youth: A Preliminary Report Exploring Youth Protection in Myanmar" - July 2018
- "Promoting Women’s Role in Peace Building and Gender Based Violence Prevention in South Sudan": Midterm Evaluation Report - October 2017
- "Implementing Civilian Protection in the United States: Lessons Learned from the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock, North Dakota" - December 2016 – March 2017
- "Civilians Protecting Civilians through Ceasefire Monitoring:" Civilian Ceasefire Monitoring in Myanmar 2012-2016 -- October 2016
- "Final Evaluation Report: Civilian Ceasefire Monitoring Project" by Swisspeace - January 2016
- Nonviolent Peaceforce South Sudan - One Year of Civil War (2013-2014)
- Mediateur Report, Canan Gündüz and Raul Torralba - Evaluation of the Nonviolent Peaceforce Project with the Civilian Protection Component of the International Monitoring Team in Mindanao, Philippines - Final Report. 6 May 2014
- Nine Years of Nonviolent Peaceforce in Sri Lanka. Lessons Learned in Implementing Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping - By Christine Schweitzer, September 2012
- NP Evaluation in the Philippines, October 2011 - February 2012
- Nonviolent Peaceforce Evaluation of NP’s Project in Mindanao, Philippines REPORT by Dr. Cordula Reimann (2010)
A new story of security
Mariam,
the Sahel
“This course allowed me to demystify the protection of civilians because I thought it was the prerogative of armed actors only. Understanding that this protection must be done by civilians reinforces my desire to contribute to it."
Richelle,
Mindanao, Philippines
"As a peacebuilder, I believe that my voice can be a tool in helping my co-youth and community towards peace and development ... I’m now confident in my capacity to lead and act in my community."
A young man,
IDP Camp, Iraq
“We learned that we can prevent problems if we control our feeling when we feel angry and this will reduce or prevent violence as well as controlling ourselves helps us maintain the relationship among each other.”
Aurora,
Minnesota, U.S.
“The work that Nonviolent Peaceforce is doing is not only needed and helpful, but volunteering with NP also gives me a place where I am able to create community, which is incredibly important.”
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