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Septiembre 15, 2017

On the Brink of Civil War, Tunisians Averted Crisis. How They Did It and Why It Matters.

Everything should be going wrong in Tunisia. In 2011, the Arab Spring revolutions engulfed half of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) with the promise of democratization. But these revolutions failed to secure democracy. Tunisia is the stand-out; it has avoided all-out civil war like that in Sy...

Septiembre 15, 2017

Investment Forum Declares Somaliland is Open for Business!

Shuraako, in partnership with the Somaliland Ministry of Trade & Investment, the Somaliland Ministry of Energy and Minerals, and the Somaliland Chamber of Commerce, today announced the second Somaliland Investment Forum (SIF 2017) to take place on 19 – 21 September. The forum, held while the world ...

Septiembre 12, 2017

Stable Seas Maritime Security Index Maps Threats to Governance

One Earth Future, through its programs OEF Research, Oceans Beyond Piracy, and Secure Fisheries, presents a unique effort to measure and map intersecting issue areas in maritime security in sub-Saharan Africa.

Septiembre 08, 2017

Agriculture – A Promising Market For The Diaspora

Over the last decade, remittance flows from diaspora communities to their countries of origin have been steadily increasing.

Septiembre 05, 2017

Stronger International Policies Are Key to Sustaining Global Fisheries

“Strong fisheries management is the key to future sustainability of wild fish stocks, but only thirty-six percent of the ocean is within a single country’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and ten percent of the ocean falls within fragile or failed states,” Mazurek said.

Septiembre 01, 2017

Practicantes apoyarán el proceso de formación en competencias para el trabajo para ex-combatientes

Estudiantes en práctica apoyarán proceso de reincorporación gracias a acuerdo entre PASO y la Universidad de Antioquia.

Job Training for Ex-combatants in Colombia

Agosto 29, 2017

Inland Fisheries Are Critical for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

That’s the conclusion of a panel of experts who gathered at the 2017 annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Tampa, Florida last week.

Agosto 07, 2017

OEF Research: Will Venezuela Break? Follow the Oil.

In spite of many warnings of a coup in Venezuela, they have all been wrong. Why?

Julio 31, 2017

1.800 oportunidades económicas para ex-combatientes

PASO Colombia entrega proyectos para ofrecer oportunidades económicas a 1.800 ex-combatientes

PASO Colombia presents at Casa de Narino

Julio 26, 2017

Indian Ocean Commission Recommends New Priorities for Advancing Regional Fisheries Surveillance

In July Secure Fisheries attended the Indian Ocean Commission's Regional Fisheries Surveillance Plan meeting, where Robert Mazurek gave a presentation on Secure Fisheries' current efforts combatting IUU fishing in the Western Indian Ocean.

William Ury

Julio 22, 2017

To Achieve Peace, Colombians Must Get Beyond the Victim and Perpetrator Narrative

While Colombians signed a peace treaty in November 2016, anger and resentment remain on all sides. The government is working to reincorporate the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and other rebels into mainstream Colombian society. But can Colombians truly find peace when neither side ac...

Julio 20, 2017

OEF Presents Innovation in Partnerships, SDG16: How to Measure Peace?

OEF’s Research program, in cooperation with IPI, facilitated the event, which addressed challenges and solutions for methods to measure peace.

Julio 09, 2017

Daniel Brian Krupp, OEF Research Fellow argues that morality isn't a compass but, more of a subconscious calculator.

Daniel Brian Krupp, OEF Research Fellow and PhD in Psychology, Neuroscience and Behavior writes in The Conversation.

Julio 01, 2017

OEF Presents the Stable Seas Maritime Security Index

The Stable Seas Maritime Security Index is a first-of-its-kind effort to measure and map interconnected challenges to maritime security, such as illegal fishing, human trafficking, and illicit trade.

Junio 23, 2017

The Future of Lake Victoria: How Some Tiny Fish Might Unlock the Secrets of Evolution

Our team’s on-going field work on Lake Victoria was designed to look at big fish – Nile perch, tilapia, and the Lake’s biggest catfish, the imposing Bagrus docmac – and little fish alike. Several team members, both on the boats and abroad, are madly (quite literally) obsessed with biodiversity of th...

Junio 17, 2017

Diaspora Investments Fuel Economies in Fragile States

Today the world observes International Day of Family Remittances (IDFR), a day to focus attention on the significant financial contributions refugees, immigrants, migrant workers, and diaspora populations make to family members who remain in fragile states around the world.

Jean-Pierre Larroque

Junio 16, 2017

Somali AgriFood Fund Case Studies

These case studies highlight how four businesses in Somalia and Somaliland leveraged investments through the AgriFood Fund to increase production and efficiency.