Evidence Synthesis: Security Sector Reform and Organisational Capacity Building

This findings of this rapid evidence assessment draw on 149 studies.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 November 2015
Document Type:
Literature Review
Theme:
Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Denney, L, Valters, C

Abstract

This evidence synthesis examines the following research questions:

  • what is the evidence on the relationship between organisational capacity building interventions and improved accountability; increased responsiveness; and improved capacity to deliver among security institutions and agencies in low- and middle-income countries?

  • what factors enable or hinder these improvements?

  • what is the evidence on the relationship between organisational capacity building interventions and the longer-term outcome of increased stability and reductions in outbreaks of conflict?

Citation

Denney, L.; Valters, C. Evidence Synthesis: Security Sector Reform and Organisational Capacity Building. Department for International Development, London (2015), vi 66p

Evidence Synthesis: Security Sector Reform and Organisational Capacity Building

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Published 1 November 2015
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