Consortium Resources

Conflict Sensitivity Consortium Benchmarking Paper - Abridged Version 

Conflict Sensitivity Consortium Benchmarking Paper - Full Version

This paper was developed by members of the Conflict Sensitivity Consortium, in the inception phase of the DFID-funded project "Conflict Sensitivity - Concept to Impact". This paper seeks to set out the different interpretations of the concept of conflict sensitivity, in order to provoke discussion amongst the consortium members and build consensus. This is to provide a solid foundation upon which future consortium work will be built to improve practice in conflict sensitivity.

Conflict Sensitivity Practitioners' Training Manual

This manual is intended for development, humanitarian and peace practitioners, it also applies to diplomatic, governmental and donor agencies in identifying possible areas for infusion of conflict sensitivity. It is aimed at improving and enhancing the values and principles in the understanding, application and monitoring of conflict-sensitive programming. It is intended to equip practitioners with skills and knowledge that will enable them to, among other tasks, conduct conflict sensitive trainings, conflict analysis, undertake peace and conflict impact assessments, as well as to design, implement, monitor and evaluate conflict sensitive programmes.

Do Conflict Sensitive Approaches Help Us Negotiate the Dilemmas Confronting Us in Rapid-Onset Emergencies?

This report documents the Consortium event -- "Do Conflict Sensitive Approaches Help Us Negotiate the Dilemmas Confronting Us in Rapid-Onset Emergencies?". A range of NGOs, academic institutions, DFID, FCO and MoD representatives were invited to consider how humanitarian actors leading responses to rapid onset emergencies understand and apply conflict sensitive approaches to their work.