CSDG Policy Studies |
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CSDG Policy Studies bring to a wider audience the findings of programme and policy reviews commissioned by donors and carried out by members and associates of the Group since its inception in 1999.
(This page is still under construction - only our most recent study (No. 21 - A 'Blue-Sky' Think-Piece on the Future of Security and Justice for the Poor) is currently available. We hope to have the remaining reports uploaded very soon).
No. 1 - Security Sector Reform and Poverty Alleviation: Options for DFID Programming in Cambodia (June 1999)
No. 2 - Off-Budget Military Expenditure and Revenue: Issues and Policy Perspectives for Donors (January 2002)
No. 3 - Security Sector Reform and Development Co-operation: A Conceptual Framework for Enhancing Policy Coherence (July 2000)
No. 4 - Independent Study on Security Force Options for East Timor (August 2000)
No. 5 - A Review of Demining in Cambodia: A Poverty Reduction Focus
No. 6 - External Review of the UK Government’s SSR Strategy in Indonesia (July 2002)
No. 7 - HIV/AIDS and Peacekeeping: A Field Study of the Policies of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (September 2002)
No. 8 - A Review of Peace Operations: A Case for Change (March 2003)
No. 9 - International Experiences of Military Withdrawal from Business Activities: Lessons for Indonesia (April 2003)
No. 10 - Good Practice and Working Principles in Security System Reform (September 2003)
No. 11 - Scoping of Options and Issues for Establishment of an International Presence in Support of a Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) Gathering (November 2004) -
No. 12- An Assessment of Security System Reform in Liberia (December 2004)
No. 13 - An Assessment of Security System Reform in Uganda (December 2004)
No. 14 - Does Security Assistance Contribute to Poverty Reduction? – Background Paper for the DFID Security and Development Strategy (December 2004)
No. 15 - How Can Development and Security Assistance Enable Each Other? - Background Paper for the DFID Security and Development Strategy (December 2004)
No. 16 - How Does the Private Sector Affect the Security Environment in Developing Countries? - Background Paper for the DFID Security and Development Strategy (December 2004)
No. 17 - Striking A New Balance: Donor Policy Coherence and Development Cooperation in Difficult Environments (January 2005)
No. 18 - Review of DFID Involvement in Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in Afghanistan (July 2005)
No. 19 - Working with Others to Deliver Security and Justice Reform: Issues and Challenges for DfID (February 2006)
No. 20 - Donor Whole-of-Government Approaches in Fragile States: The Case of the UK in Yemen (November 2006)
No. 21 - The Future of Security and Justice for the Poor: A 'Blue-Sky' Think Piece (March 2009)
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