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National and international agencies have struggled to address sanitation challenges for over a century without groundbreaking evidence of success. The context of sanitation management has changed over the last two centuries. In this changing world, the viewpoint calls for development agencies to move from a fixed-growth mindset towards a ‘benefit mindset’. Such a perspective is about purposefulness, adaptability and flexibility by developing context-specific approaches. In this respect, improvised community-led total sanitation (CLTS) could offer a way forward.
Stärkt Transitional Justice (TJ) Frieden in Post-Konflikt-Ländern? Dieses Papier fasst erste, politikrelevante Ergebnisse vergleichender Analysen zu TJ-Instrumenten der letzten Jahre zusammen. Diese zeigen, dass TJ zu Frieden beitragen kann, manche Instrumente aber effektiver sind als andere.
Can transitional justice (TJ) strengthen peace in post-conflict contexts? This Briefing Paper summarises the policy-relevant insights of systematic analyses of TJ instruments that have emerged in the last years. They suggest that TJ can contribute to peace, but some instruments more so than others.
Während Demokratien besonders stabil sind, weisen Demokratisierungsprozesse ein erhöhtes Konfliktpotential auf. Demokratieförderung jedoch, die Demokratisierung in Post-Konflikt-Gesellschaften begleitet, kann Frieden maßgeblich stärken. Sie trägt nicht zu einem Wiederausbruch von Gewalt bei.