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OECD/DAC Handbook on Security System Reform – Supporting Security and Justice
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About GFN-SSR
Background
The Global Facilitation Network for Security Sector Reform (GFN-SSR) is funded by the UK Government's Conflict Prevention Pool (CPP), a collaborative initiative of three UK government departments: the Department for International Development (DFID), the Ministry of Defence (MOD) and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO).
The University of Birmingham, led by its International Development Department (IDD) and Centre for the Studies of Security and Diplomacy (CSSD), in collaboration with Coffey International, has been managing GFN-SSR since July 2006. To contact us, click here.
- Accountability /
Transparency - Border management
- Financial management
- Gender issues
- Human security
- Intelligence
- International assistance
- Military / Soldiers
- Non-state actors
- Poverty
- Education /
Training - Project sustainability
- Religion
- Safety, Security and
Access to Justice - Social exclusion
- Statebuilding /
Governance - Violent conflict
Document Library
Paramilitary Demobilisation in Colombia: Between Peace and Justice.. More
The Merida Initiative and Citizen Security in Mexico and Central America.. More
Around Here I Am the Law.. More
Topic Guides
Civil Society & Security: The term ‘civil society’ is generally understood to encompass areas of activity that take place outside of both the state and the market... More
Helpdesk Reports
Read previous reports from our research helpdesk here.
GFN-SSR has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with DCAF. This is supported by an annual workplan outlining particular activities for cooperation and areas for information exchange.
GFN-SSR works closely with our sister project, the GSDRC, which specialises in information and resources on specific governance and social development issues.
