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Poster session: The puzzle of peace – towards inclusive development in fragile contexts

In collaboration with the Conflict Research Network – West Africa (CORN West Africa), this conference poster session is focused on 'overcoming the barriers towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 in Africa'.

This collaboration provides an opportunity for six promising African-based scholars researching different forms of armed conflict and political violence in the region to present their research, receive feedback from colleagues, and network with a global community of scholars.

Additionally, three early-career scholars from the UNU-WIDER network have been invited to present their research in the poster session.  

The poster sessions will take place in the afternoon coffee breaks during both days of the conference 16-17 May between 15:30-16:00 (UTC+3) in the lobby of the conference venue. The posters will also be displayed throughout the duration of the conference. 

During the poster sessions, the author of each poster will stand by their poster and be available to answer questions and discuss their study. 

Presentations will be informal in nature, and attendees are welcome to walk around and familiarize themselves with the topics being presented.

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*Speakers with an asterisk are in collaboration with Conflict Research Network – West Africa (CORN West Africa).

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The puzzle of peace – towards inclusive development in fragile contexts

Monday 16 May 15:30-16:00

Helsinki local time UCT+3

*Jackson Jack | Federal University Otuoke, Nigeria A Cultural Perspective to the Cycle of Violent Conflicts in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria PDF iconPDF
*Eve Nabulya | Makerere University, Uganda Story telling as a tool for rebuilding communities torn by the 2021 election related clashes in central Uganda PDF iconPDF
*Oluchi Deborah Enapeh | Caleb University, Nigeria Women Organizations, Peace building and Sustainable Development in Nigeria PDF iconPDF
*Ishaku Usman Gadzama | Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria Smallholder Farmers Resilience to Rural Banditry in Northwestern Nigeria PDF iconPDF
Tuesday 17 May 15:30-16:00

Helsinki local time UCT+3

*Muftau Olaiya Olarinde | Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, Nigeria Impact of Conflicts on Household Welfare in North-western Nigeria PDF iconPDF
*Mahamadou Bassirou Tangara | Université des Sciences Sociales et de Gestion de Bamako, Mali A Comparative Analysis of Local Economic Dynamics in Mopti and Ségou Regions in Mali in armed conflicts period PDF iconPDF
Toon Dirkx | Basel University, Switzerland Effects of rebel governance on state-building in South Sudan PDF iconPDF
Bipasha Maity | Ashoka University, India Long-term effects of the exposure to the Taliban regime on human capital outcomes in Afghanistan PDF iconPDF
Eugenie Rose Fontep | Partnership for Economic Policy, Cameroon Not exposed but affected: long-term impacts of civil war on child labour in Sierra Leone PDF iconPDF

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