The Struggle after Combat. The role of NGOs in DDR processes: Afganistan Case Study

G.E. Frerks, G. Gompelman, S. van de Laar, B. Klem

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    Abstract

    It has come to be well-recognised that effective DDR (Disarmant, Demobilisation and Reinregration of ex-combatants) is crucial for building durable peace and preventing a relapse into conflict. It has also become clear that DDR is difficult and that it is intertwined with other war to peace transitions, such as establishing security and legitimate governance, rehabilitation, the return of refugees, economic recovery, and transitional justice. So the main research question that this study wants to answer is: what is the role of NGOs – and Cordaid’s partners in particular – in DDR processes in relation to military and other actors involved with such processes?
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationThe Hague
    PublisherCordaid
    Number of pages51
    Publication statusPublished - 2008

    Keywords

    • war
    • veterans
    • reconstruction
    • disarmament
    • peace

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