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From September 2007 until April 2009, GFN-SSR ran a set of country-specific case studies in ssrbulletin. Every month, a different country undergoing security sector reform was addressed. Unfortunately, due to funding cuts by the UK Government, this project has now been terminated. Previous case studies can be accessed below.
As well as being accessible via each month's pdf format newsletter, the case studies can also be viewed in a html format to facilitate rapid access to the data. The table below provides links to previous case studies as well as listing anticipated forthcoming studies. If you wish to add further information to the existing studies or contribute to future studies, please email me at Ben.Kelly@ssrnetwork.net.
| April 2009 | Pakistan |
| March 2009 | Central African Republic |
| February 2009 | The Philippines |
| January 2009 | Kenya |
| December 2008 | Bangladesh |
November 2008 |
Guinea-Bissau |
October 2008 |
Haiti |
September 2008 |
Timor-Leste |
August 2008 |
Kosovo |
July 2008 |
Guyana |
June 2008 |
Liberia |
May 2008 |
SSR in South America |
April 2008 |
Right-financing SSR |
March 2008 |
DR Congo |
February 2008 |
Indonesia |
January 2008 |
Nepal |
December 2007 |
Afghanistan |
November 2007 |
SSR in Africa |
October 2007 |
Sri Lanka |
September 2007 |
Sudan |
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- Accountability / Transparency
- Border management
- Civil society
- Disarmament, Demobilisation & Reintegration
- 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
- Small Arms & Light Weapons
- Social exclusion
- Statebuilding / Governance
- Violent conflict
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.
