East
Asia and Pacific
Environmental
Initiative
USAID and State working with partners
protecting the environment and
improving livelihoods
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Technical
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Conflict and the Environment
ICRAF Negotiation system support for natural resource conflict resolution funded by EAPEI
Conflict Management and Mitigation USAID general site
USAID Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance
USAID
Office of Transition Initiatives
Conflict Timber: Dimensions of the Problem in Asia and Africa. Associates in
Rural Development, Inc. May 2003. [jointly commissioned with the USAID Asia/Near
East Bureau]
* Volume 1: Synthesis Report
[pdf 1.3 MB]
* Volume 2: Asian regional
report [pdf 6.2 MB]
* Volume 3: African regional
report [pdf 2.5 MB]
ConflictWeb is a USAID Africa Bureau-hosted resource for organizations and individuals involved in conflict prevention, mitigation, and management; humanitarian assistance; conflict resolution, recovery, and post-conflict reconstruction (transition towards a sustainable, secure and durable peace). ConflictWeb seeks to provide the development practitioner with an entry point into the field of conflict by providing a variety of resources. USAID Resources on Conflict
Conflict Resolution, Prevention & Management Internet Resources by USAID Africa Bureau Information Center
Gender and Conflict Internet Guide by USAID CDIE Research & Reference Services / USAID Library
USAID Intranet Conflict Prevention links (USAID.gov only)
Biodiversity
Support Program (BSP)
BSP's
Asia & the Pacific Program
KEMALA
was a five-year, $10 million program in Indonesia that supports decentralized
biodiversity management in West Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, North Sulawesi,
Maluku, and Irian Jaya.
People,
Forests & Reefs: Building capacity for local management of forests
and coral reefs worldwide
Armed
Conflict and the Environment: Finding ways to mitigate the impact of armed
conflict on African biodiversity
Disasters
and Biodiversity: Finding ways to mitigate the impact of armed conflict
on African biodiversity
Environment-Democracy Governance Exchange - The EDGE Roundtable Series
Greening
Democracy And Governing The Environment - USAID Experiences from the Field
Workshop
Summary: "Greening Democracy & Governing the Environment: Managing
for Cross-Sectoral Results"
Governance
and Biodiversity: Weaving Resilience into the Web of Life pdf
Peace & Conflict Studies, University College, University of Toronto The Project on Environmental Change and Acute Conflict (1990 to 1993) found that scarcities of renewable resources - including cropland, forests, water and fish - are already contributing to violent conflicts in many parts of the developing world, even though these conflicts often appear to be caused solely by political, ethnic or ideological factors. The project concluded that these conflicts foreshadow a surge of similar violence in coming decades as environmental scarcities worsen in many developing countries. The Project on Environment, Population and Security (1994 to 1996) continued to explore the linkages among environment, population, security and governance. The Project on Environmental Scarcities, State Capacity, and Civil Violence. (1994 to 1998) The Case Study of Indonesia by Charles Victor Barber, World Resources Institute. Environmental Security Database: A comprehensive computerized database has been set up that includes quantitative data and abstracts of published and gray literature on demographic change, environmental scarcity, population movements, economic deprivation, and violence.
FAO
Community Forestry Conflict
Management
Devolution
and decentralization
Environmental Change and Security Project (ECSP) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC.
FORESTS AND CONFLICTS - Forest and conflicts is the theme of the latest issue of ETFRN News No. 43-44 Winter 2004-2005. This issue contains nearly 50 articles dealing with the impact of wars and other conflicts on forests. European Tropical Forest Network (ETFRN), c/o Tropenbos International, P.O. Box 232, 6700 AE Wageningen, The Netherlands.
ReliefWeb of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairsis the world’s premier electronic clearinghouse for those needing timely information on humanitarian emergencies and natural disasters – designed specifically to help the humanitarian community improve its response to emergencies.
The Inventory of Conflict and Environment (ICE) intends to provide a common basis and method for looking at issues of conflict and environment.
Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future With Nongovernment Experts
The Alliance for Conflict Transformation (ACT), Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding the knowledge and practice of conflict transformation and peacebuilding within the U.S. and international communities. ACT recognizes that Conflict is an inseperable part of human interaction. When addressed effectively, it can lead to peaceful and positive change. ACT helps people Transform destructive conflicts by addressing underlying needs and concerns, building sustainable relationships, and changing the contexts and conditions that foster violence.
Other
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT RESOURCE links (beyond the Environment and US-focused)
prepared by Anita Vestal
Department
of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Nova Southeastern University
Association
for Conflict Resolution
The
Conflict Resolution Information Source
Network
of Communities for Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution
International
Online Training Program On Intractable Conflict Conflict Research Consortium,
University of Colorado
State
Bar of Texas Alternative Dispute Resolution Section
Better
Business Bureau Dispute Resolution Services
Center
for Analysis of Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems (CAADRS) State of Illinois
The
Colorado Internet Center for Environmental Problem Solving
Conflict
Resolution Consortium (Univ of Colorado)
Conflict
Resolution/Peer Mediation Research Project, Univ. of Florida
The
Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
Federal
Inter-Agencies Dispute Resolution Working Group
Updated March 28, 2005
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