The Conflict Analysis Framework (CAF),
developed by the CPR Unit, aims to integrate sensitivity to
conflict in Bank assistance, and to help Bank teams consider
factors affecting both conflict and poverty when formulating
development strategies, policies, and programs. Conflict
sensitive approaches that take account of problem areas and
potential sources of conflict may help to prevent the onset,
exacerbation, or resurgence of violent conflict.
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: |
Shardesai, Shonali,
Wam, Per |
Language: | English |
Published: |
World Bank, Washington, DC
2002-10
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Subjects: | ARMED CONFLICT,
CAUSES OF CONFLICT,
CONFLICT,
CONFLICT PREVENTION,
CONFLICTS,
DEBT,
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE,
DIASPORA,
DIASPORAS,
DOMINANT ETHNIC GROUP,
ECONOMIC GROWTH,
EQUALITY,
ETHNIC DIVISIONS,
ETHNIC DOMINANCE,
ETHNIC GROUP,
ETHNIC GROUPS,
HIGH RISK,
HUMAN CAPITAL,
HUMAN RIGHTS,
INCOME,
INCOME PER CAPITA,
MILITARIZATION,
POLITICAL INSTABILITY,
POLITICAL RIGHTS,
POOR,
POVERTY REDUCTION,
REBEL GROUPS,
RECONSTRUCTION,
REGIONAL CONFLICTS,
SEGREGATION,
SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
SOCIETY,
UNEMPLOYMENT,
VIOLENCE,
VIOLENT CONFLICT,
VIOLENT CONFLICTS,
WAR CONFLICT MANAGEMENT,
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES,
DEVELOPMENT POLICY & PLANNING,
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM EVALUATION,
COUNTRY ASSISTANCE STRATEGY,
RISK EVALUATION,
POLITICAL RISKS,
ARMED CONFLICTS,
PER CAPITA INCOME,
COMMODITY TRADE,
POLITICAL STABILITY FORECASTING,
MILITARY CONFLICTS,
ARMS SALES,
ARMIES,
ETHNIC CONFLICTS,
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT,
INCOME DISTRIBUTION,
ACCESS TO LAND, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/10/2166829/conflict-analysis-framework-caf-identifying-conflict-related-obstacles-development
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/11335
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