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This policy paper seeks to determine the potential for the existing international private military and security companies (PMSC) regulatory framework to support more effective regulation of private surveillance services. In order to achieve this, and given that this paper addresses an issue that is at the intersection of the two domains, it seeks to establish a common language and terminology between security sector governance and surveillance practitioners.

Join us at the Geneva Peace Week in Geneva. -> REGISTER for the event DCAF will be taking part in five events: Accountability and oversight in state responses to cyber-attacks: preparing for the future 31 October With IPU, and the Permanent Mission of The Netherlands to the United Nations This panel aims to understand how states and societies can improve their responses to cybersecurity attacks and prevent the breakdown of trust between security actors and the people.

This chapeau report from the stocktaking study on climate security and SSG/R explores security sector roles in climate and environmental security, drawing lessons from Brazil, the occupied Palestinian territory, the Philippines, and Sierra Leone. It focuses on the potential for SSG/R programming to improve service delivery of security institutions with regards to mitigating the impact of climate and environmental risks on people, planet, and peace.

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You need to be registered in the Community of Practice and logged in to post a comment on a blog. Please Register and/or Login Photo Credit: UN Photo/Marco Dormino In Burkina Faso, security sector reform (SSR) has faced numerous challenges in building a security system that fully protects citizens from the growing threat of crime, terrorism, and the weakening of social cohesion.

You need to be registered in the Community of Practice and logged in to post a comment on a blog. Please Register and/or Login Credit: UN Photo/Mahamud Hassan A people-centred approach (PCA) is key to tackling fragility, conflict, and violence in Somalia, as stated in the World Bank’s Strategy for Fragility, Conflict, and Violence and the Sustainable Peace Agenda focusing on a bottom-up approach from the local to the global level.

Description This second report from the stocktaking study on climate security and SSG/R explores security sector roles in climate and environmental security in Sierra Leone. It focuses on the potential for SSG/R programming to improve service delivery of security institutions with regard to mitigating the impact of climate and environmental risks on communities and the planet.

You need to be registered in the Community of Practice and logged in to post a comment on a blog. Please Register and/or Login Despite its enormous potential, politicians overlook the peacebuilding effect of disaster management bodies and civil protection. However, these institutions can strengthen social cohesion, contribute to women empowerment and prevent extremism.