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Security Needs Assessment Protocol (SNAP) Project: Phase II

This research project is in progress

Objective: To bring cultural research to the design and planning of peace and security-related programming in order to improve its viability, local legitimacy and sustainability

Description
The Security Needs Assessment Protocol: Improving Operational Effectiveness through Community Security
From Research to Road Map: Learning from the Arms for Development Initiative in Sierra Leone
SNAP Process Brochure
Designing Community Security Programmes: Getting to the “HOW”
Applying Cultural Knowledge to Design Problems
Workshop on Strategic Design in Public Policy
The Hague Conclusions
Strategic Design and Public Policy (Conference Report)
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For more information, please contact:
Derek B. Miller
dmiller@unog.ch
Tel.: +41 (0)22 917 18 90
Fax: +41 (0)22 917 01 76

Project publications
		The Security Needs Assessment Protocol: Improving Operational Effectiveness through Community Security

Project conferences
		Strategic Design and Public Policy
		Community Security and Operational Effectiveness

Select related work at UNIDIR
	Books :
			Comparative Analysis of Evaluation Methodologies in Weapon Collection Programmes
			Listening for Change: Participatory Evaluations of DDR and Arms Reduction in Mali, Cambodia and Albania
			From Exchanging Weapons for Development to Security Sector Reform in Albania: Gaps and Grey Areas in Weapon Collection Programmes Assessed by Local People
			Exchanging Weapons for Development in Cambodia: An Assessment of Different Weapon Collection Strategies by Local People
			Exchanging Weapons for Development in Mali: Weapon Collection Programmes Assessed by Local People
	Activities :
			EU and UN Planning for Crisis Management and Peacebuilding: Promoting Best Practice and Inter-institutional Learning
			Group of Governmental Experts on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development