Baseline Conflict Analysis
| Location | Golo, Central Darfur, Sudan |
| Date Posted | June 17, 2020 |
| Category |
Administration
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| Job Type |
Full-time
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| Currency | SDG |
Description
Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is an international non‐governmental organisation, which promotes and supports durable solutions to the problems faced by refugees and internally displaced people all over the world. Danish Demining Group (DDG) is the technical specialized unit of DRC, DDG working to protect conflict affected communities. To that end, DDG works to improve safety, strengthen community resilience, and build local capacities to reduce and remove weapons‐related risks, and factors that may result in use of weapons.
Sudan country programme was established in 2004, initially responding to conflict in the Jebel Mara region of Darfur. Today, DRC continues to respond to both acute and protracted humanitarian needs across 8 localities in Central Darfur State via five base offices, as well as in Um Dukhun in South Darfur and in Khartoum, the capital where the country office is also located. In the east of Sudan, DRC works through a consortium partner in Kassala and Gedaref states. The country programme focuses on three sectors: Protection, Economic Recovery, and Safer Communities (currently CDRS).
As DRC/DDG Sudan is initiating Safer Communities programming in 2020, the country programme seeks an external consultant to carry out a baseline conflict analysis to increase understanding of project staff of root causes, triggers, effects of local dynamics and actors involved in conflict in the project area of Golo and surrounding communities Central Darfur (exact locations to be confirmed),, an area that has recently become accessible to DRC/DDG, as well as build a baseline upon which project staff can expand and build their conflict analysis. The baseline conflict analysis will subsequently inform DRC/DDG conflict management programming in the identified locations.