Peace Dispatch: April 2018

In this month's edition, Local Peacebuilding Experts from Yemen, Syria, Sierra Leone, Niger and Nepal provide their latest analysis of conflict in their areas - and what it means for peacebuilders.

Dimitri Kotsiras

10 إبريل 2018

Today, Peace Insight launches its second edition of Peace Dispatch.

Peace Dispatch is a unique new feature, mapping live incidences of violence and peacebuilding initiatives. Live data is pulled onto one map from conflict zones, and this information is analysed by our local experts on the ground. It brings together instances of violent outbreaks alongside instances of local peacebuilding, showing exactly what is being done to halt violence and build peace in the aftermath.

In this month's edition, Local Peacebuilding Experts from Yemen, Syria, Sierra Leone, Niger and Nepal provide their latest analysis of conflict in their areas - and what it means for peacebuilders.

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Dimitri Kotsiras is the Research Manager at Peace Direct. Dimitri is responsible for managing all of Peace Direct’s research projects, including Peace Insight and Stopping As Success. He holds a BA in Political Science from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, and an MA in Conflict, Security and Development from King’s College London. Contact: dimitri.kotsiras@peacedirect.org

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