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Total E&P Uganda Site Visit Report

Project:
Corporate Engagement Project
Author:
Dost Bardouille-Crema, Luc Zandvliet
Date Written:
Jun 2011
Location:
Uganda, Africa
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This report presents the findings of CEP's first visit to Total E&P Uganda, which took place in June, 2011.


Total Myanmar: Yadana Gas Transportation Project, Visit VI

Project:
Corporate Engagement Project
Author:
Dost Bardouille-Crema, Luc Zandvliet
Date Written:
Apr 2011
Location:
Myanmar, Asia/Pacific
Set:
Sixth Visit
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This field visit report details the Corporate Engagement Project's sixth visit to the Yadana Gas Pipeline Corridor in Myanmar, which took place in March-April, 2011.


Cumulative Impact Case Study: Much Process but No Peace: Israel-Palestine, 1993-2008

Project:
Reflecting on Peace Practice
Author:
Isabella Jean and Everett Mendelsohn
Date Written:
Dec 2008
Location:
Israel Palestine, Asia/Pacific
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Cumulative Case
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Conflict and Peacebuilding in Tajikistan

Project:
Reflecting on Peace Practice
Author:
Isabella Jean and Parviz Mullojanov
Date Written:
Dec 2008
Location:
Tajikistan, Asia/Pacific
Set:
Cumulative Impact
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Famine, Legitimacy and DNH

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Nov 2011
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DNH Guidance Note: Peacebuilding and DNH

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Sep 2011
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This Guidance Note discusses how to successfully integrate DNH into peacebuilding programs and key issues to be aware of.


Whose Development? Aid Recipient Perspectives on Ownership

Project:
Listening Project
Date Written:
Sep 2011
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While the issue of ownership is discussed in aid effectiveness debates in capitals around the world, what do those on the receiving end of international assistance efforts, the people in poor communities who are supposed to benefit most from aid, have to say about the issue of ownership?


Challenges for Food Aid in Conflict Situations

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Dec 1999
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Theft is the most widely recognized process by which aid can feed into conflict. Theft is an issue of particular relevance to food providers. In this excerpt from Do No Harm, we outline some of the practical lessons the Project has learned about theft and how aid providers can reduce it to mitigate its impact upon conflict.


Diez lecciones de los casos de estudio reflexivo de Acción Sin Daño

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Feb 2011
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Spanish
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Ten Lessons from the Do No Harm Reflective Case Studies

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Feb 2011
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Seis lecciones del proyecto Acción Sin Daño

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Feb 2011
Version:
Spanish
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The Six Lessons from the Do No Harm Project

Project:
Do No Harm
Date Written:
Feb 2011
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