Reimagining Security Sector Support in Crisis-Affected Contexts
Published by: Australian Civil-Military Centre (ACMC) and Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies (CPCS)
Published: November 2024
Language: English
The report, Reimagining Security Sector Support in Crisis-Affected Contexts, produced in collaboration with the Australian Civil-Military Centre (ACMC), explores the evolving landscape of community safety, security, and policing in conflict-affected regions. It focuses on case studies from Karenni State in Myanmar, Bangsamoro in the Philippines, Lumbini Province in Nepal, and Vanuatu.
The report highlights the critical importance of community security in relation to peace and conflict, emphasising that feelings of safety are essential at all stages of conflict. By drawing on cross-context comparative learning, it offers valuable insights into effective security sector governance and community engagement. Key findings reveal that inclusive approaches to security not only address immediate safety concerns but also contribute to long-term peace and stability. It encourages community engagement and the integration of diverse perspectives in promoting sustainable peace and security.