Documents récents
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avril 28, 2025Identifying lessons from DDR experiences in Africa
Report on August 2004 Accra workshop on DDR Presentations covered trends in DDR, relationships with PSO, planning, and coordination, and working with special groups. Includes an analysis of issues related to Dealing with Commanders and the role of DDR within wider post-conflict recovery frameworks. Examples are drawn from a number of countries.
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avril 28, 2025Guns, Camps and Cash: Disarmament, Demobilization and Reinsertion of Former Comb
Identifies and explores issues related to DDR in a number of political and security contexts. Specifically explores issues related to disarmament and the use of weapons buyback programs, approaches to the cantonment, and their impact and approaches to the provision of Financial Reinsertion Assistance. Country examples provided from a number of locations.
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avril 28, 2025Assessing the Reintegration of Ex-Combatants in the Context of Instability and I
Drawing on CAR, DRC, and South Sudan as Case Studies the paper explores issues related to economic reintegration. Comparative analysis drawn identifies the fact that in many post-conflict settings informal economic activity provides the bulk of opportunities for ex-combatants and the general population.
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avril 28, 2025Reintegrating ex-combatants in the Great Lakes region - Lessons learned
This wide-ranging report is built around an in-depth and complex analysis of three DDR processes in the Central African Republic (CAR), the Republic of Congo and Liberia. It explores issues related to all three main aspects of DDR and, in particular, has a useful analysis on issues related to weapons collection and the provision of reintegration support.
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avril 28, 2025From Rebel to Taxpayer? Working together for successful DDR
Conference report from the Carlton Beach II Conference (2007): "From Rebel to Taxpayer? Working together for successful DDR". Explores a range of issues related to all stages of DDR including its role in underpinning wider peace and recovery frameworks and associated challenges with reintegration targeting and assistance.
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avril 28, 2025The War Within: A Critical Examination of Psycho-social Issues and Interventions
Explores a variety of psychosocial issues impacting ex-combatants and communities and outlines recommendations for improving psychosocial support in future DDR programming. Case studies presented from Rwanda and Somaliland.
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avril 28, 2025Post-conflict mental health needs: A cross-sectional survey of trauma, depressio
Report of a study conducted to measure PTSD and depression amongst the conflict-affected population in Juba, South Sudan. High levels of mental distress were found amongst ex-combatants and the report includes recommendations for increasing access to social and psychological assistance and services.
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avril 28, 2025Reintegrating Ex-Combatants in Post-Conflict Societies
A review of several DDR programs exploring three main challenges and issues (security, social tensions, and marginalization) identifies lessons learned and best practices. Includes useful discussion and comparative analysis of issues related to national ownership and different types of security and political environments in which DDR (or components of it) might be implemented.
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juillet 21, 2020Rapport électoral de la MOEUA: République Togolaise
Rapport de la Mission d’Observation Electorale de l’Union africaine pour l’élection présidentielle du 22 février 2020 en République Togolaise
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juillet 21, 2020Update on the ongoing Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Global Epidemic, Brief #29Since the last brief (14 July 2020), 1,577,909 new confirmed coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases and 37,039 new deaths have been reported globally. To date, a total of 14,363,960 COVID-19 cases and 603,943 (CFR: 4.2%) related deaths have been reported from 215
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juillet 17, 2020Interfaith Dialogue on Violent Extremism - iDove Stocktaking Report 2017-2019The global threat to peace and security that emanates from violent extremism requires the development of innovative approaches to prevent the growth of local and global security risks. Security responses bear high financial and human costs; they do not tackle the root causes of radicalization and violent extremism and have the potential to exacerbate polarization within and between societies.
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juillet 16, 2020Compendium of Regional and International Legal Instruments on Girls’ and Women’s
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juillet 14, 2020Update on the ongoing Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Global Epidemic, Brief #26 -
juillet 14, 2020AU CSOs: Accelerating Actions Against Impact of COVID-19 on Gender EqualityWe, the participants of the African Union- Civil Society Organisations Consultation convened vi
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juillet 13, 2020Postponement of July 2020 Summit
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juillet 08, 2020Brochure sur la Journée de l'intégration africaineLe cheminement de l’Afrique vers un continent intégré est étroitement lié à la vision de ses dirigeantsd’un continent fort et uni après sa fragmentation lors de la deuxième conférence de Berlin en 1884. -
juillet 08, 2020Solemn Declaration on Gender Equality in Africa
We, the Heads of State and Government of Member States of the African Union, meeting in the Third Ordinary Session of our Assembly in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 6-8 July 2004:
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juillet 07, 2020Modèle de curriculum vitae (CV) pour un poste de cadre supérieur
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juillet 01, 2020Study on the roles and contributions of youth to peace and security in AfricaAn Independent Expert Report Commissioned by the Peace and Security Council of the African Union
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juin 29, 2020Policy Guidelins on Digitizing Teaching and Learning in Africa -
juin 25, 2020Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa 2024On the Wings of Innovation, the AU Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa 2024 (STISA-2024) places science, technology and innovation at the epicentre of Africa’s socio-economic development and growth.
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juin 25, 2020Rapport d'avancement de l'initiative Afrique 2020 sur la transparence fiscale en -
juin 24, 2020Factsheet: Mobilizing Africa’s Workforce for DevelopmentBackground
The African Union recognizes the critical role that Africa’s labour movement can play in the growth, development and prosperity of the continent. In 2009, through its Citizens and Diaspora Organizations Directorate (CIDO), the AU established the AU-OATUU (African Union-Organisation of African Trade Union Unity) partnership forum as part of efforts to implement the strategic pillar on Shared Values.
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juin 24, 2020Factsheet: CIDO - GIZ CooperationHighlights of the cooperation with the GIZ-project “Support to the African Union on Migration and Displacement”