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Evaluation of the Conflict Prevention Pools: Synthesis report.
Austin, Greg Brusset, E. Chalmers, Malcolm G. Pierce, J.
Austin, Greg
Brusset, E.
Chalmers, Malcolm G.
Pierce, J.
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2004
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P1. The Conflict Prevention Pools (CPPs) are a joint Foreign and Commonwealth Office
(FCO), Ministry of Defence (MOD) and Department for International Development (DFID)
mechanism for funding and managing the UK¿s contribution towards violent conflict
prevention and reduction. The Africa Conflict Prevention Pool (ACPP) covers sub-Saharan
Africa while the Global Conflict Prevention Pool (GCPP) covers the rest of the world. The
CPPs were established by Her Majesty¿s Government (HMG) in April 2001, following a
government-wide review of UK conflict prevention work in 2000. The rationale behind the
CPPs is that by bringing together the interests, resources and expertise of FCO, MOD and
DFID, greater effectiveness can be achieved.
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Austin, G., Brusset, E., Chalmers, M. G. and Pierce, J. [in association with] Bradford University, Channel Research Ltd, PARC & Associated Consultants (2004). Evaluation of the Conflict Prevention Pools: Synthesis report. London: DFID. Evaluation report (EV 647).
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