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  • Human Security Survey outcomes 2017: Jubek

    July 6, 2018

    In July 2017, enumerators asked 525 civilians about the nature of security threats they face, and the impact this has on their daily lives and their expectations for the future in Jubek, South Sudan. This infographic reflects the summarized outcomes of the survey. The research method used is called the Human Security Survey (HSS). The HSS is developed by PAX's Protection of Civilians team and includes a series of complementary activities, including population-based research, community engagement, and advocacy.

  • Human Security Survey: Annual Summary Report Payinjiar

    April 26, 2018

    PAX and its partners conducted large-scale quantitative research about the nature of security threats facing civilians in Payinjiar, and the impact this has on their daily lives and their expectations for the future. Community security dialogues were organized afterwards to present the initial survey findings and subsequently have a dialogue with local community stakeholders in Payinjiar about security issues that warrant follow-up. This report summarises the Human Security Survey findings and presents the main conclusions from local community security dialogues in 2017.

  • Ninth Quarterly Report on Besieged Areas in Syria

    March 19, 2018

    The ninth quarterly Siege Watch report, published by PAX and The Syria Institute, details the escalation of the attacks on Eastern Ghouta, including at least four suspected chemical attacks. Across the country, 714,345 people remain trapped in at least 33 besieged communities and more than one million additional Syrians live in “Watchlist” areas, under threat of intensified siege and abuse.

  • Human Security Survey outcomes 2017: Salahaddin

    February 26, 2018

    In November-December 2017, enumerators asked 776 civilians about the nature of security threats they face, and the impact this has on their daily lives and their expectations for the future in Salahaddin, Iraq. This placemat reflects the preliminary outcomes of the survey. The research method used is called the Human Security Survey (HSS). The HSS is developed by PAX's Protection of Civilians team and includes a series of complementary activities, including population-based research, community engagement, and advocacy.

  • Human Security Survey: Gender Dynamics in Basra

    February 20, 2018

    In March and April 2017, PAX and its local partner, the Iraqi Al-Firdaws Society conducted a survey across Basra governorate about the experiences of civilian populations with issues of insecurity and conflict. This report discusses the key survey findings in which the gendered dynamics of insecurity and conflict became specifically apparent, including the different ways in which men and women in Basra experience and perceive insecurity.

  • Human Security Survey: Gender Dynamics in Kirkuk

    February 20, 2018

    In April 2017, PAX and its local partner, the Iraqi Al-Amal Association conducted a survey across Kirkuk governorate about the experiences of civilian populations with issues of insecurity and conflict. This report discusses the key survey findings in which the gendered dynamics of insecurity and conflict became specifically apparent, including the different ways in which men and women in Kirkuk experience and perceive insecurity.

  • Human Security Survey: Methodology South Sudan

    February 16, 2018

    This report explains the Human Security Survey (HSS) methodology as applied in South Sudan.The HSS has been carried out in several locations in South Sudan, with a total of over 2300 surveys conducted on civilians' experiences, perceptions, and expectations in situations of conflict. The HSS research methodology has been developed by PAX's Protection of Civilians department and includes a series of complementary activities, including population-based research, community engagement, and advocacy.

  • Human Security Survey: Methodology Iraq

    February 16, 2018

    This report explains the Human Security Survey (HSS) methodology as applied in Iraq. The HSS has been carried out in several locations in Iraq, with a total of over 2200 surveys conducted on civilians' experiences, perceptions, and expectations in situations of conflict. The HSS research methodology has been developed by PAX's Protection of Civilians department and includes a series of complementary activities, including population-based research, community engagement, and advocacy.

  • Human Security Survey: Annual Summary Report Jonglei

    February 8, 2018

    PAX and its partners conducted large-scale quantitative research about the nature of security threats facing civilians in Jonglei, and the impact this has on their daily lives and their expectations for the future. Community security dialogues were organized afterwards to present the initial survey findings  and subsequently have a dialogue with local community stakeholders in Jonglei about security issues that warrant follow-up. This report summarises the Human Security Survey findings and presents the main conclusions from local community security dialogues in 2017 in Jonglei.

  • Human Security Survey: Key Findings Basra

    February 5, 2018

    Between March and April 2017, 683 surveys have been conducted across the governorate's 7 districts in Basra, Iraq. The methodology used to collect the survey data is called the Human Security Survey (HSS). The HSS is developed by PAX’s Protection of Civilians team to collect data and facilitate constructive dialogue about civilians’ experiences, perceptions, and expectations in situations of conflict. This periodic summary report presents our key findings from Basra.


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