NCSDI statements, analysis and papers, explainers on the concepts we use, news of our work and stories from the field.
Three grassroots initiatives in South, Central and East Darfur receive Round 1 grants, with technical support to build their structures.
The three initiatives by name and location, beneficiaries in each, and what each achieved.
Displaced and resident women in South Darfur turn surplus milk into a production enterprise after training.
The principles and pathways NCSDI proposes for rebuilding social cohesion in Darfur to 2030.
The first issue of the Darfur Context and Visions Magazine came out on 27 June, with the social cohesion strategy.
NCSDI launched the Darfur Community Cohesion Award and trained 73 responders from 31 localities in conflict-analysis tools.
NCSDI selected as lead partner for the Darfur region in an international civil-society programme.
The manual was launched on 14 July, together with the Humanitarian Responders Protection Network.
One intervention serving relief, recovery and peacebuilding together, rather than each running on its own track. The Darfur Recovery Fund is built on it.
A questionnaire before and after each intervention, measuring social cohesion, economic stability and political empowerment among Fund beneficiaries.
Making sure our interventions do not worsen a conflict, even with good intentions, and building on what connects people rather than what divides them.
A community mechanism for resolving disputes in Darfur, led by the Ajaweed, based on mediation, mutual consent and redress.
Grassroots initiatives run by local volunteers since the 2023 war, running community kitchens, medical evacuation and service repairs where no one else can reach.
NCSDI’s framework for social cohesion in Darfur: its principles and pathways to 2030, published with the magazine’s first issue.
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