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Abstract or Description
Highlighting how recognition and common vision can help mitigate security risks to women peacebuilders.
Women peacebuilders inevitably face risks and insecurity in their daily work. International partners have an important role to play in supporting their safety and protection. Understanding women peacebuilders’ roles and the types of risks they face is the first step in ensuring an adequate response. This case study forms part of the Building Holistic Security: Addressing Security Risks of Women Peacebuilders Through Partnerships report, focused on how international partners can better partner with women peacebuilders to address the risks and insecurity they face in the different facets of their work
Publication Date
9-2023
Document Type
Report
Keywords
peacebuilding, women peacebuilders, security risks
Disciplines
Peace and Conflict Studies
Digital USD Citation
Mulamula, Ambassador Liberata and Nyange, Tatu Mkiwa, "Building Holistic Security (Case Study: Tanzania)" (2023). Kroc IPJ Research and Resources. 74.
https://digital.sandiego.edu/ipj-research/74