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    Community Security and Justice in Ethiopia

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    2012
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    Greene, Owen J.
    Keyword
    Ethiopia; Community justice; REF 2014
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    Greene was Team Leader for this applied research project for the UK (DFID), commissioned on the basis of his extensive recent research on community security and justice issues in numerous fragile states including Ethiopia. He was lead author for the research and the Report. The work is original, rigorous and based on extensive new field work and primary data collection. It had high impact: in 2012 on the basis of this Report the UK (DFID) established a major (over £20 million) community security and justice programme with Ethiopia, designed according to our findings and recommendations.
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    Greene OJ (2012) Community Security and Justice in Ethiopia. Section I: Sector Assessment; Part II: Scoping Study. DfID.
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