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[PDF Document] 20251007_Border_Controls-online_1.pdf (4.69 MB)
report Adapting Border Controls in the Lake Chad Basin Oyewole Oginni Project Armed Groups in the Sahel To secure border communities from violence perpetrated by nonstate armed groups NSAGs it is necessary that sustained adaptive efforts are made rather than reliance placed on a single comprehensive policy It is important to evaluate what works and respond to changing strategy patterns by NSAGs adjusting to new security challenges when developing and implementing control measures in borderl...
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[PDF Document] 20251009_Border_Controls-online.pdf (4.78 MB)
report Adapting Border Controls in the Lake Chad Basin Oyewole Oginni Project Armed Groups in the Sahel To secure border communities from violence perpetrated by nonstate armed groups NSAGs it is necessary that sustained adaptive efforts are made rather than reliance placed on a single comprehensive policy It is important to evaluate what works and respond to changing strategy patterns by NSAGs adjusting to new security challenges when developing and implementing control measures in borderl...
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[Publication] Demystifying the peace dividend
- By 1998 global military expenditures had been reduced by more than one-third of the amount spent a decade earlier before the Cold War finally ended and when there had been high hopes for a peace dividend. The objective of the book, an edited volume published by the Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC), is to shed more light on the nature of the peace dividend, beyond the expectations it engendered. What does, or did, it comprise in reality? Did peace dividends emerge at all, or have t...
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[Publication] Today’s solution, tomorrow’s problem? An analysis of West African practices in the use of pro-government militias.
- In this Paper, I address the question of whether and under what circumstances the deployment of pro-government militias (PGMs) can reduce violence against civilians, specifically in the Sahel. My analysis— based on a literature review and case studies on Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria—suggests that rather than representing a solution, PGMs tend to become part of the problem. In most cases, PGMs actively carry out acts of violence against civilians or p...
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[Staff] Milena Berks
- Senior Advisor & Researcher
- Milena joined bicc in 2021 as a researcher and project officer supporting the joint project between bicc and the UN Department of Peace Operations on the Revision and Dissemination of the United Nations Integrated Disarmament, Demobilisation, and Reintegration Standards (IDDRS). She now works on a follow-up project focusing on regional approaches to dealing with armed groups in the Sahel, exploring regional conflict dynamics, including the linkage between armed groups, the exploitation of natura...
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[Staff] Karl Wagner
- Technical Advisor
- BA HONS in Development Studies and Politics, School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of LondonMPHIL in African Studies, University of LeidenProject Management Intern, Management Systems in International (2011)International Volunteer at Search For Common Ground, Tarime and Kahama, Tanzania (2011-2012)Programme Manager and Small Arms Expert at the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa, Lomé, Togo (2012-2015)
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[PDF Document] tabellarische_uebersicht.pdf (365.25 KB)
BONN INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR CONVERSION INTERNATIONALES KONVERSIONSZENTRUM BONN Tabellarische Übersicht ausgewählter Fälle aus den Bereichen extraktive Industrien Waldund Wasserwirtschaft K ATALOG Ressourcen und Konflikte Tabellarische Übersicht ausgewählter Fälle aus den Bereichen extraktive Industrien Wald und Wasserwirtschaft Katalog im Rahmen des Themenfelds Ressourcen und Konflikte Teilprojekt 1 Natürliche Ressourcen Umweltzerstörung und gewaltsamer Konfliktaustrag Zum Verhältnis von ...
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[Project] G7 Conference SALW in the Sahel
- Never before has the Sahel–Maghreb region experienced such a high level of small arms availability. Following the fall of Gaddafi, non-state armed actors overran sizeable weapons depots in Misrata and Zintan, quickly turning Libya into an open market for arms. These small arms and light weapons (SALW) have since headed east (to Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine), west (to armed groups in northern Mali via Algeria and the Tunisian border), and south (to Boko Haram in Nigeria via Nige...
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[PDF Document] 20250429_LCB Report_ONLINE.pdf (3.57 MB)
bicc report Milena Berks Claudia Breitung Oyewole Oginni Boubacar Haidara Mustapha Alhassan Adama Ousmanou AllahKauis Neneck Allioum Tondandi Amelie Philipsenburg Maximising Impact of Defection Programming in the Lake Chad Basin Armed Groups in the Sahel The role of women is not sufficiently recognised in the existing defection programming which generally limits their access to reintegration support This is a fundamental flaw and testament to the misconception of female agency in the crisis E...
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[PDF Document] 20250829_bicc-policy-brief_Lawurawa-online.pdf (3.5 MB)
policy brief Countering Lakurawa Recruitment in Northwest Nigeria Mustapha Alhassan Oyewole Oginni Claudia Breitung Project Armed Groups in the Sahel Jihadist insurgents of the Lakurawa group remain active on Nigerian soil where they continue to recruit new members Without immediate coordinated federal and local interventions to counter the insurgent groups influence the Nigerian state risks the entrenchment of parallel insurgent governance increased radicalisation of rural communities and ...
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