Guide to: CONFLICT ANALYSIS

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CONFLICT ANALYSISNovember 2016Guide to:STAKEHOLDER ROOT & PROXIMATE CAUSES TRIGGERS CONFLICT DYNAMICS peace CAPACITIES Guide to: CONFLICT ANALYSIS0202ACkNOwLedgemeNTSThere are many individuals across UNICEF who have provided valuable insights and contributions to the production of this Guide . The Guide was produced through a consultative process and informed by practical application of its content through several training workshops at country and regional levels , often tied to UNICEF programme planning processes. Special thanks go to Zachary Metz, Naghmeh Sobhani and Kristoffer Nilaus-Tarp, the three consultants who worked closely with Sharif Baaser and John Lewis (HATIS/Programmes Division, UNICEF NYHQ) in producing the Guide as part of a broader capacity development project. INTrOduCTION & CONTexT FOr uNICeF CONFLICT ANALYSISGuide to: CONFLICT ANALYSIS03ore than 250 million children 1 in 10 children globally currently live in areas affected by armed conflicts and violence.

For example, the Report of the High-Level Independent Panel on UN Peace Operations talks about developing ‘a deep analysis of the situation and clear high-level strategic parameters for United Nations-wide engagement. The Secretariat must begin its strategic analysis and decision-making earlier and must improve the quality of its analysis’.

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