Conflict Analysis of Coastal Areas in Kenya and Tanzania
The report provides a snapshot of conflict dynamics in key locations in the Coastal Areas of Kenya and Tanzania. It was completed as part of the “Kujenga Amani: Building peace on the Swahili Coast”, project, which is being funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by a consortium of civil society organisations (CSOs) led by CEFA Onlus. The project’s vision is of an enhanced role for youth networks and grassroots organisations in mobilising young people living in selected coastal areas of Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania so that they can become agents of positive change within their communities. The project adopts a community-led approach that recognises that grassroots efforts are crucial for supporting lasting peace and the importance of empowering individuals, families, and community members to be stakeholders in peacebuilding efforts.
The report provides a snapshot of conflict dynamics in key locations in the Coastal Areas of Kenya and Tanzania. It was completed as part of the “Kujenga Amani: Building peace on the Swahili Coast”, project, which is being funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by a consortium of civil society organisations (CSOs) led by CEFA Onlus. The project’s vision is of an enhanced role for youth networks and grassroots organisations in mobilising young people living in selected coastal areas of Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania so that they can become agents of positive change within their communities. The project adopts a community-led approach that recognises that grassroots efforts are crucial for supporting lasting peace and the importance of empowering individuals, families, and community members to be stakeholders in peacebuilding efforts.
The report is also available in Swahili here.
