PCi closed in Autumn 2025. This site remains online as an archive only.
PCi closed in 2025. This site remains online as an archive only.
This tool is designed to be used hand-in-hand with PCi’s conflict sensitivity matrix to facilitate the identification of how your activities and programmes may affect the context where they take place.
PCi’s conflict sensitivity matrix is designed to be used hand-in-hand with the interactions typology to systematically identify how aid activities affect the peace and conflict context.
In this resource we discuss some of the lessons PCi has learned about the role of conflict analysis in conflict sensitivity and how to improve understanding of context.
Learn about three common conflict sensitivity problems that organisations face and what to do about them.
New research undertaken by New Social Initiative and Community Building Mitrovica looks into perceptions of the local community about the crisis in north Kosovo.
The Peaceful Change Podcast explores how international peacebuilding can most effectively prevent, manage, resolve and transform violent conflict.
What does conflict sensitivity mean, and how does it interacts with other ideas about responsible aid?
This blog post discusses two ways in which aid interventions and the conflict in Cabo Delgado interact.
This research paper, commissioned as part of the UK-government funded project ALVED, proposes tangible steps for improving Kosovo-Serbia economic relations.
The Baladiyati project aims to strengthen the capacity of Libyan municipality staff to deliver key local services in a conflict sensitive and gender responsive way.
The Social Peace and Local Development programme aims to build social cohesion and prevent community conflict by supporting a network of Social Peace Partnerships across Libya.
This short-term project aimed to help communities in Georgia and Abkhazia maintain contact and accountability during the COVID-19 pandemic.