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  • Contributing to Human Security through training: a mission impossible?

    Conference report PAX PoC event December 3, 2019

    January 27, 2020

    On December 3, 2019, PAX brought together international training experts and policy makers to reflect on best practices and pitfalls of international contributions to training with the explicit aim to discuss and suggest recommendations to the Dutch training efforts. The PoC department of PAX initiated this event as part of its partnership with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Goal of this conference was to bring together national and international practitioners and policy makers in the field of training with the explicit aim to discuss and suggest recommendations to the Dutch training efforts and to contribute to the impact on Human Security through Dutch contributions to international training.

  • Human Security Survey 2019: Gender Dynamics in Salahaddin, Iraq

    December 19, 2019

    In August 2019, PAX and its local partner, the Iraqi Al-Amal Association, conducted the third round of the Human Secu-rity Survey (HSS) across all eight districts of Salahaddin gov-ernorate to get a sense of the experiences of civilian populations on issues regarding protection, conflict and security dynamics, and how they change over time. This report presents a summary of the findings in which the gendered dynamics of security and conflict become specifically apparent, including the different ways in which women and men in Salahaddin experience and perceive security.

  • Human Security Survey outcomes 2019: Salahaddin, Iraq

    December 19, 2019

    This reports presents the key findings of the Human Security Survey (HSS) 2019 in Salahaddin, Iraq. 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. The survey in Salahaddin took place over three weeks in August 2019. A total of 15 enumerators (7 females and 8 males) conducted 815 surveys (47% female respondents and 53% male respondents) across all eight districts in the governorate.

  • Human Security Survey 2019: Gender Dynamics in Kirkuk, Iraq

    December 19, 2019

    In April 2019, PAX and its local partner, the Iraqi Al-Amal Association, conducted the second round of the Human Security Survey (HSS) across all four districts of Kirkuk governorate to get a sense of the experiences of civilian popu-lations on issues regarding protection, conflict and security dynamics, and how they change over time. This report presents a summary of the findings in which the gendered dynamics of insecurity and conflict become specifically apparent, including the different ways in which women and men in Kirkuk experience and perceive security.

  • Human Security Survey outcomes 2019: Kirkuk, Iraq

    December 19, 2019

    This reports presents the key findings of the Human Security Survey (HSS) 2019 in Kirkuk, Iraq. 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. The survey in Kirkuk took place over 3 weeks in April 2019. A total of 15 enumerators (9 females and 6 males) completed 613 interviews (52% female respondents and 48% male re-spondents) across all 4 districts in the governorate, accessing Hawija district for the first time since the HSS started in 2017.

  • Human Security Survey outcomes 2019: Basra, Iraq

    December 12, 2019

    This reports presents the key findings of the Human Security Survey (HSS) 2019 in Basra, Iraq. 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. The survey in Basra, Iraq, took place over 3 weeks in March-April 2019. A total of 14 enumerators (6 females and 8 males) conducted 816 surveys (44% female respondents and 56% male respondents) across all seven districts in the governorate.

  • Human Security Survey 2019: Gender Dynamics in Basra, Iraq

    December 12, 2019

    In March-April 2019, PAX and its local partner, the Iraqi Al-Firdaws Society, conducted the third round of the Human Security Survey (HSS) across Basra governorate to get a sense of the experiences of civilian populations on issues regarding protection, conflict and security dynamics, and how they change over time. This report presents a summary of the findings in which the gendered dynamics of insecurity and conflict become specifically apparent, including the different ways in which women and men in Basra experience and perceive security.

  • Human Security Survey 2018: Annual Summary Report Jubek State, South Sudan

    December 12, 2019

    The Human Security Survey (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. In November 2018, enumerators collected a total of 474 surveys across 8 payams in Rejaf and Mangalla counties of Jubek State, South Sudan. In August 2019, PAX and its local partners SSANSA and AMA facilitated a community security dialogue in Juba. This report summarises the 2018 Human Security Survey Jubek State findings and presents the main conclusions from the local community security dialogue of August 2019.

  • HSS: Annual Summary Report Eastern Lakes 2018, South Sudan

    August 22, 2019

    This reports reflects on the 2018 Human Security Survey outcomes of Eastern Lakes State, South Sudan, that took place in the course of three weeks in October 2018 and the community security dialogue in Nyang, Yirol East county, Eastern Lakes State. During this three-day dialogue the main survey findings and its practical implications were presented, discussed, and validated; participants jointly worked out an action plan for addressing security priorities locally; and the local Community Security Committee (COMSECCOM) set up in 2017, consisting of community members with diverse backgrounds, presented the activities it organized to implement the 2017 action plan.

  • HSS: Annual Summary Report Payinjiar County (Southern Liech State) 2018

    May 21, 2019

    PAX and its partners conducted large-scale quantitative research in May 2018 about the nature of security threats facing civilians in Payinjiar County (Southern Liech State, South Sudan) and the impact this has on their daily lives and their expectations for the future. A community security dialogue was 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 from May 2018 and presents the main conclusions from the local community security dialogue in March 2019.


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