Strengthening Community Safety in Yemen
A project implemented by the Berghof Foundation and the Political Development Forum
Resources Archive
Local Security Governance in Yemen in Times of War
After six years of war, state institutions in Yemen have fragmented along multiple fault lines. The security sector is no exception. Given their role as central nodes...
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Summary of the Training Manual – Community Safety in Yemen
This is a summary of the Training Manual developed in the context of the project "Strengthening Community Safety in Yemen" which is funded by the European Union...
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The Role of Youth in Peacebuilding in Yemen
Despite its major transformative potential, local level youth work is often overlooked by mainstream international discourses on national level peace processes and violent conflict. This Brief sheds...
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Local Governance in Yemen: Challenges and Opportunities
Local Governance: Engine for Stability in Yemen This paper on the local governance experiment in Yemen seeks to review its past developmental stages and current reality. It includes...
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Yemeni Traditional Dispute Tools for Disputes Resolution and the Role of Women and Men
A descriptive piece of field research on the traditional tools used to settle disputes in Yemen. A research working team was assigned by the Youth...
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Peace Process Support in Times of Crises
The National Dialogue Support Programme in Yemen 2014-16. A Project Report. The National Dialogue Support Programme (run by Berghof Foundation in cooperation with the Political Development Forum Yemen)...
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Advocacy capacity building
The toolkit is targeted primarily at staff involved in advocacy capacity building work, and can also be used as a reference and resource book for workshop participants...
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Philosophy and principles of community-based policing
This policy document forms the first part of a process of work that focuses on community-based policing (CBP) and how it can be implemented in conjunction with...
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