The project is a collaborative action that engages with local actors to investigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on local practices of peace in Syria. The project develops analysis on how issues of political trust and social cohesion, and the role of civil society have been reshaped by pandemic-related dynamics.
Towards a Greater Role of Civil Society in Conflict Management in Syria: the Impact of Covid-19
Syria
Phase 1
Conflict
Peacebuilding
Conflict
Peacebuilding
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