Understanding and Responding to Child Exploitation in East Asia
Recent decades have seen some successes in combating sex crimes against children in Southeast Asia, but the problem clearly continues……
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Designing the 2015-2018 Somalia Country Programme
For decades, Somalia has been one of the world’s most fragile countries. However, in recent years it has been emerging from more
Women’s Empowerment in Georgia: Financial Inclusion from Below
Seefar had the privilege of travelling to Georgia as part of the HERA (Her Equality, Rights and Autonomy) International Grants Programme team
Evaluating Saferworld’s EU Funded Project in Central Asia
Approaches to effective security are increasingly involving communities and civil society in law enforcement. Saferworld’s EU funded project in Central Asia made great contributions
What Happens Before Migrants Get on Boats to Europe?
Good migration policy for destination countries certainly requires an understanding of domestic needs, but it also depends on the harder
Designing Development Assistance for Afghanistan Beyond 2014
The year 2014 has been the subject of a lot of commentary and expectation in Afghanistan and in the development community interested
Syrian Refugees: A Rare Intensity of Displacement
Humanity’s tragedy in Syria, the humanitarian burden on Syria’s neighbors and human smuggling across the Mediterranean towards Europe represent physical,
Towards Inclusion: Reflecting on the Elements of Social Exclusion
Social Exclusion – An Introduction The purpose of development in a society is to improve the quality of life of
Supporting The Asia Foundation and PNPM Peduli in Indonesia
PNPM Peduli is Indonesia’s national development program focused on addressing social exclusion. Run in a pilot phase over recent years
Evaluating the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation
Seefar is excited to be working with Social Science Dimensions on an evaluation of the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC). Indonesian and