Annex 2 - Additional References.pdf - Conflict Sensitivity

Annex 2 : Additional References
1. Agency Documentation
CSA Consortium Documents
Conflict Sensitivity Consortium Benchmarking Paper
Authors: Sarah Brown (CARE International UK); Rachel Goldwyn
(CARE International UK); Hesta Groenewald (Saferworld) and Joan
McGregor (Responding to Conflict) Working draft 29/04/09
Organisational CSA Self-Assessment Draft Template.
CAFOD
CAFOD. Synthesis of feedback from (conflict sensitive) self assessment
exercise facilitated by International Alert.
CARE
CARE International. Humanitarian Accountability Framework
Using our Power Responsibly. Pilot Version (draft ver. 28 Sept 2009)
CARE. Emergency Management Protocols
CARE. Emergency Toolkit
CARE. Conflict, Compliance and Sphere. What it means for CARE Sudan in
DARFUR. A Discussion Paper. August 2005.
Authors: Sean Lowrie (independent consultant), Clare Smith (CARE
International UK) and Sally Austin (CARE Sudan).
Department for International Development –UK (DFID)
DFID. Conducting Conflict Assessments: Guidance Notes. DFID, London,
January 2002.
http://www.dfid.gov.uk/Documents/publications/conflictassessmentguidance.p
df
Donor Peace Support Group Sri Lanka.
Evaluation of Donor-Supported Activities in Conflict-Sensitive Development
and Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in Sri Lanka. Main Evaluation
Report. Final Report October 2009. Authors: Nick Chapman, Debi Duncan,
David Timberman, Kanaka Abeygunawardana
http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/63/50/44138006.pdf
Helvetas
Helvetas. Conflict Sensitivity and Civil Peace Building Workshop. Dhulikhel,
Nepal, October 29th – November 2nd 2007. Authors: Karin Füeg and
Anna Bernhard
International Alert, Africa Peace Forum, Centre for Conflict Resolution,
Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies, Forum of Early Warning and
Response, Saferworld (2004). Conflict-Sensitive Approaches to
Development, Humanitarian Assistance and Peacebuilding: A Resource Pack.
International Alert, London. http://www.conflictsensitivity.org/resource_pack

Norad
Norad. Report on Conflict Sensitivity of Norwegian NGOs ’Development
Assistance in Nepal. NORAD COLLECTED REVIEWS 9/2007. Authors:
Nora Ingdal (NCG), Amina Singh (ODC/IDMS), Jan-Petter Holtedahl,
(Norad) Commissioned by Norad - Norwegian Agency for
Development Cooperation P.O. Box 8034 Dep, NO- 0030 OSLO
Ruseløkkveien 26, Oslo, Norway.ISBN 978-82-7548-213-4
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
OECD. Guidance on Evaluating Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding
Activities Working Draft for Application Period. Development
Assistance Committee, Paris. (working draft, 2008).
http://www.oecd.org/secure/pdfDocument/0,2834,en_21571361_34047972_3
9774574_1_1_1_1,00.pdf
Oxfam
Oxfam. Conflict Sensitivity in Humanitarian Programming. A Rough Guide.
May 2008. Author: Bridget Walker
Saferworld
Saferworld. Briefing. Conflict Sensitive Development. May 2008.
Saferworld (2009), Saferworld strategy on conflict sensitivity (2009-2011
Tearfund
Tearfund. Disaster Management Team Good Practice Guidelines: Conflict
Sensitivity. Version 1, February 2007. Authors: Bob Hansford, David
Bainbridge and Shona Macpherson.
UNESCO
Howard, R. Conflict Sensitive Reporting: State of the Art. A Course for
Journalists and Journalism Educators. UNESCO, Paris, 2009.
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0018/001869/186986e.pdf
USAID
USAID. Conducting a Conflict Assessment: A Framework for Analysis
and Program Development. Office of Conflict Management and
Mitigation, Bureau for Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian
Assistance U.S. Agency for International Development
Washington DC, 2004.
United States Institute for Peace
Mashatt, M & Long, D & Crum, J. Conflict sensitive Approach to Infrastructure
Development. Special Report No.197, January 2008, USIP,
Washington
World Bank
World Bank. Toward a Conflict-Sensitive Poverty Reduction Strategy
Lessons from a Retrospective Analysis. Report No. 32587, June 30,
2005

World Vision
World Vision. Grassroots efforts to prevent and resolve violence: a special
report. WVI Policy and Advocacy, Milton Keynes, June 2005.
World Vision. Conflict Sensitivity in Emergencies. Learning from the Asia
Tsunami Response. 2006
http://conflictsensitivity.org/files/publib/Conflict%20sensitivity%20in%20
Emergencies.pdf
World Vision International. LEAP Toolkit for Rapid Onset Emergencies
Version 1.1. April 2007
World Vision. Civil-Military-Police Engagement. June 2008.
World Vision. Standards Handbook 2008. Humanitarian and Emergency
Affairs.
World Vision. What is MSTC and Why Do We Do It
2. Academic Articles
Anderson, Mary B (1999) Do No Harm. How Aid Can Support Peace – Or
War. Lynne Rienner, London.
APFO, CECORE, CHA, FEWER, International Alert, Saferworld (2004)
Conflict-sensitive approaches to development, humanitarian assistance and
peacebuilding.
http://www.saferworld.org.uk/publications.phpid=148
Barbolet, A et. Al (2005) The utility and dilemmas of conflict sensitivity.
Berghof Research Center for Constructive Conflict Management.
http://www.berghof-handbook.net/articles/PCIA_addABetal.pdf
Bayne, S (2005) Background paper and analytical framework for a conflict
assessment of the Education for All Programme in Nepal. International Alert,
London.
http://www.internationalalert.org/pdf/Analytical_Framework_Assessment_Edu
cation_N.pdf
Bush, K. A Measure of Peace: Peace And Conflict Impact Assessment (PCIA)
Of Development Projects In Conflict Zones. Working Paper No. 1
The Peacebuilding and Reconstruction Program Initiative
& The Evaluation Unit, International Development Research Centre, 1998.
http://conflictsensitivity.org/files/publib/Measure_of_Peace.pdf
Centre for Peacebuilding (KOFF)(May 2004) Peace and Conflict Impact
Assessment and Conflict Sensitivity . Centre for Peacebuilding (KOFF), Swiss
Peace, Bern.
CDA Collaborative Learning Projects(July 2006) Has Peacebuilding made a
Difference in Kosovo A Study of the Effectiveness of Peacebuilding in
Preventing Violence: Lessons Learned from the March 2004 Riots in Kosovo
http://www.cdainc.com/publications/rpp/has_peacebuilding_made_a_differenc
e_in_kosovo.php

De La Haye J and Moyroud C (2003). Conflict-sensitive Approaches to
Development, Humanitarian Assistance and Peacebuilding: A Conceptual
Background. Africa Peace Forum, Center for Conflict Resolution, Consortium
of Humanitarian Agencies, the Forum on Early Warning and Early Response
(FEWER), International Alert, Saferworld.
Gaigals, C (with Leonhardt, M)(2001). Conflict Sensitive Approaches to
Development. A Review of Practice. Saferworld, International Alert and
International Development Research Centre, London.
Harris, S & Lewer, N.(2002) Operationalising Peacebuilding and Conflict
Reduction. Case Study: Oxfam in Sri Lanka. Working Paper 11, Centre for
Conflict Resolution, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, UK.
http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/confres/papers/pdfs/CCR11.pdf
Harris, S. (2005) ‘Rethinking the Humanitarian Response to Natural Disasters
in Areas Affected by Conflict’, Workshop-conference on “The Globalisation of
Disaster Response: Tsunami Aid from Donor and Recipient Perspectives”,
Disaster Studies, Rural Development Sociology Group, Wageningen
University: November 2005.
Harris, S. (2005) ‘Sri Lanka and the International Humanitarian Merry-Go-
Round’, Workshop on “Post-Tsunami Asia: Early Warning, Relief,
Reconstruction and Peace Process”; Asian Studies Centre, St. Anthony’s
College, University of Oxford: 11 th June, 2005.
Harris, S (2006) Disaster Response, Peace and Conflict in Post-Tsunami Sri
Lanka. Part 1: The Congestion of Humanitarian Space. Working paper No.16,
Centre for Conflict Resolution, University of Bradford, UK
http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/confres/papers/pdfs/CCR16.pdf
Harris, S. (2006) Disasters and Dilemma’s: Aid Agency Recruitment and HRD
in Post-Tsunami Sri Lanka, Human Resource Development International, Vol.
9, No.2, 291-298, June 2006.
Harris, S. (2007) Humanitarian Agenda 2015: Sri Lanka Country Study,
October 2007, Feinstein International Centre, Tufts University: Medford, MA.
Nyheim, D & Leonhardt, M & Gaigals, C. (2001) Development in Conflict: A
Seven Steps Tool for Planners. Version 1. FEWER, International Alert and
Saferworld. London.
Paffenholz (2005), Third-generation PCIA: Introducing the Aid for Peace
Approach in New Trends in Peace and Conflict Assessment, Berghof
Handbook: Dialogue No. 4, Berghof Research Centre for Constructive
Management.
Woodrow, P & Chigas, D (2009) A Distinction With A Difference: Conflict
Sensitivity and Peacebuilding. Reflecting on Peace Practice Project, CDA
Collaborative Learning Projects.