How the UN and Member States Must Do More to End Natural Resource Fuelled Conflicts

Friday, 3 June 2011 / Mario Sorgalla Tags: Civil War, conflict, Natural Resources, peacebuilding, peacekeeping
Regions: Cambodia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Sudan

Drawing on Global Witness’ experience in Angola, Cambodia, DRC, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Sudan, this report aims to promote understanding of, and a strategy for dealing with, the problem of natural resource wealth incentivising, financing, and preventing resolution of conflicts.

Open publication – Free publishing – More angola

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